TWILIGHT RIDDIM produced by MAXIMUM SOUND 2018
Twilight Overview
The Twilight Riddim project first appeared in 2018, quickly catching the attention of reggae fans around the world. Released by the respected label MAXIMUM SOUND, this roots reggae collection stands out for its rich, classic sound blended with a modern touch. The project features a strong lineup of artists, each bringing their own style to the riddim. Christopher Martin delivers a powerful performance with "Bun Fi Bun," while Etana’s "Be Alright" offers a message of hope and resilience. Sanchez, known for his smooth vocals, shines on "Share The Memory." Jah Lil’s "Expensive Tears" brings emotional depth, and Duane Stephenson’s "Play That Song" adds a soulful layer to the mix. Other highlights include Lukie D’s heartfelt "Treat You Better," Mr Vegas with the uplifting "Black Princess," and Krysie’s honest "I Did Wrong." Ginjah contributes the spiritual "Bring Heaven Down," and Shanty B rounds out the set with the catchy "Call Di Doctor." Each artist uses the riddim’s warm, meditative backdrop to create something memorable. MAXIMUM SOUND, led by producer Frenchie, has been a major force in reggae music since the 1990s. The label is known for producing both classic and contemporary riddims, working with a wide range of reggae’s top artists. Their influence can be heard across the genre, with many releases earning strong support from DJs and fans alike. Twilight Riddim remains a favorite for those who love roots reggae, showing how traditional sounds can stay fresh and relevant. Its impact continues to be felt in reggae history.
Twilight Tracklist:
- Christopher Martin – Bun Fi Bun (Raw)
- Christopher Martin – Bun Fi Bun (Clean)
- Etana – Be Alright
- Sanchez – Share The Memory
- Jah Lil – Expensive Tears
- Duane Stephenson – Play That Song
- Lukie D – Treat You Better
- Mr Vegas – Black Princess
- Krysie – I Did Wrong (Clean)
- Krysie – I Did Wrong (Raw)
- Ginjah – Bring Heaven Down
- Shanty B – Call Di Doctor
- Dean Fraser – R.A. Super Special
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