TUNE IN RIDDIM produced by TIME TO ROOTS RECORDS / BASS LEE
Tune IN Overview
When the roots project dropped in 2021, reggae fans quickly took notice. The riddim became a regular presence in roots sessions across Europe and beyond, praised for its classic feel and strong collaborative energy. Listeners were drawn to the way each artist brought their own style, making the project both lively and unified. MC Yoni’s “Now Is The Time” stood out for its uplifting message and energetic delivery. MC Yoni is known for his dynamic stage presence and has built a loyal following through both solo work and collaborations. Benaranks contributed “Back To The Roots,” a track that resonated with fans for its authentic roots reggae sound. George Palmer, whose 2022 album “Working Man” was well received in reggae circles, delivered “Dont Change Your Dial,” adding his smooth vocals and conscious lyrics to the mix. Ras Dawitt’s “Natty Dread Radio” added another layer, with his distinctive voice and deep roots sensibility. The project was rounded off by “Dub Version” from Bass Lee Music, a cut that kept the spirit of roots reggae alive and pulsing. Production was handled by TIME TO ROOTS RECORDS / BASS LEE, a label and producer known for their dedication to classic reggae sounds. Bass Lee has worked with numerous artists in the European reggae scene and is respected for his commitment to analog production and authentic riddims. Even now, the dub cut from this project echoes the roots of 2021, reminding fans why this release became a staple in roots sessions and a favorite among selectors.
Tune IN Tracklist:
- MC Yoni – Now Is The Time
- Benaranks – Back To The Roots
- George Palmer – Dont Change Your Dial
- Ras Dawitt – Natty Dread Radio
- Bass Lee Music – Dub Version
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