TURN YOUR LIGHTS DOWN LOW RIDDIM 2012
Turn Your Lights Down Low Overview
In 2012, reggae fans got a roots drop that truly captured the spirit of the time. The Turn Your Lights Down Low Riddim began with a strong foundation, drawing its roots from the original Bob Marley classic. This timeless groove set the stage for a new wave of artists to bring their own voices to the riddim. The production kept the roots vibe alive, blending classic reggae rhythms with a fresh touch. The riddim’s journey from creation to release was all about honoring the past while giving artists space to shine. The builder behind this foundation made sure the sound stayed true to reggae’s core, letting each artist add their unique style. Bob Marley Ft Lauryn Hill — Turn Your Lights led the way. Lauryn Hill’s connection to reggae is well known, especially after her Grammy-winning album "The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill." Her collaboration here brought a new energy to Marley’s original message. Lauryn Hill also delivered her own solo version, Lauryn Hill — Turn Your Lights, showing her deep respect for roots reggae. Konshens joined the riddim with Trust No One. By 2012, Konshens was already recognized for hits like "Gal a Bubble," and his voice added a modern edge to the project. Isasha’s You Dont Know and Jah Cure’s Longing For brought soulful, heartfelt lyrics, with Jah Cure known for his powerful vocals and his album "The Cure," which later earned a Grammy nomination. This riddim’s journey from foundation to release echoed the depth and unity of roots reggae, making it a memorable part of 2012 for every reggae fan.
Turn Your Lights Down Low Tracklist:
- Bob Marley Ft Lauryn Hill – Turn Your Lights
- Konshens – Trust No One
- Mavado – Make Money
- Isasha – You Dont Know
- Jah Cure – Longing For
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