UNITY THROUGH MUSIC RIDDIM produced by GMP 2013
Unity Through Music Overview
Unity Through Music Riddim, produced by GMP in 2013, is a great example of how reggae can stay true to its roots while blending with other styles. The basic reggae track uses steady drum patterns, deep bass, and classic guitar chops. This strong foundation lets each artist add their own sound, sometimes bringing in hints of dancehall, hip hop, or even soul, without losing the reggae vibe. Big Sey’s “Broken Trust” stands out with heartfelt lyrics and a smooth delivery. Big Sey is known for honest storytelling, and this track shows how his style fits perfectly with the roots reggae beat. Buko’s “Serious Times” brings a thoughtful message, and Buko's voice rides the riddim with a modern touch, showing how reggae can speak to today’s issues. Ghetto Solja’s “Too Much Tears” adds emotion, blending roots reggae with a bit of streetwise energy. Mlc’s “Global Warming” uses the riddim to talk about climate change, showing reggae’s tradition of social messages. Mlk’s “Heart Must Be Clean” keeps things spiritual, with lyrics about love and purity. The roots selector plays a key part by choosing the right cuts and keeping the vibe strong from track to track. GMP, the producer, is known for working with different reggae artists and for keeping a classic sound alive in the modern era. The Unity Through Music Riddim still feels fresh, but it also connects back to the reggae scene of 2013, reminding fans why roots reggae continues to inspire.
Unity Through Music Tracklist:
- Big Sey – Broken Trust
- Buko – Serious Times
- Ghetto Solja – Too Much Tears
- J-Matic – Just Getting
- Mlc – Global Warming
- Mlk – Heart Must Be Clean