TUN IT UP OF THE 4TH KIND – HEAVYBEAT RECORDS 2014
Tun It Up Of the 4th Kind – Heavybeat Records Overview
In 2014, Heavybeat Records released a reggae rhythm project that honored the classic roots sound. The music arranger played a key role, bringing together deep bass, steady drums, and warm keyboard lines. The recording process focused on live instruments, which gave the rhythm a natural and rich feeling. This approach made the music feel fresh but still true to the original reggae style. The project featured well-known artists who each brought their own style to the rhythm. Al Campbell, famous for songs like “When You Smile,” added his smooth and soulful voice. Carl Malcolm, who has a long history in reggae music, gave the track “Don’t Worry Daddy” a heartfelt touch. Kashief Lindo, known for his strong vocals, delivered “Let Me Give You Love,” the title track of the rhythm. Lloyd Brown, a respected British reggae singer, performed “No Soul Today.” Nikesha Lindo, with her clear and powerful voice, sang “Talk Of The Town.” Each artist shaped the project, adding their unique sound and message. The rhythm was popular on sound systems in 2014, filling dance halls with both nostalgia and new energy. The careful work of the arranger and the talents of these artists made the project stand out, connecting the spirit of classic reggae with a modern touch.
Tracklist:
- Let Me Give You Love Riddim – Heavybeat Records
- Al Campbell – When You Smile
- Carl Malcolm – Don’t Worry Daddy
- Kashief Lindo – Let Me Give You Love
- Lloyd Brown – No Soul Today
- Nikesha Lindo – Talk Of The Town
- Stevie Face – Da Lovin Yah Nice
- The Melodians – Alright
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