UPFLOW RIDDIM produced by FLOW PRODUCTION 2018
Upflow Overview
In 2018, reggae music saw a fresh wave with the release of the Upflow Riddim. The dub version of this project stood out for its conscious sound, blending roots tradition with a modern touch. Produced by FLOW PRODUCTION, a respected name in reggae circles, the riddim was released under their own label and quickly found listeners worldwide. FLOW PRODUCTION is known for putting out quality reggae and dancehall tracks with a focus on authentic vibes. The Upflow Riddim features several notable artists, each bringing their own style. Milton Blake delivers "Party Tonight," a song that shows his smooth vocals and positive energy. Milton Blake has been active in reggae for years, building a reputation for heartfelt performances. Ras Fraser Jr’s "Set Me Free" brings a soulful and uplifting message. Ras Fraser Jr is known for his conscious lyrics and has collaborated with big names like Capleton in the past. Da Real Storm’s "Mary" adds a different flavor, mixing storytelling with a laid-back groove. General Pecos appears with "Smoking," continuing his legacy as a veteran in the reggae scene. Greg Roy’s "Smoke Like" stands out with its catchy hook and strong delivery. Both artists have contributed to reggae’s global reach. Other tracks from artists like Rymzo, Sparky Rugged, Initial T, Menny More, and Don Franco Tafari round out the collection, each adding their own voice to the riddim. The Upflow Riddim album collection remains a strong proof of reggae’s power and creativity in 2018.
Upflow Tracklist:
- Milton Blake – Party Tonight
- Ras Fraser Jr – Set Me Free
- Da Real Storm – Mary
- General Pecos – Smoking
- Greg Roy – Smoke Like
- Rymzo – Guess What
- Sparky Rugged – Ska
- Initial T – Get With It
- Menny More – Call Me
- Don Franco Tafari – Rub A Dub Night
- Culture T – Happy Feet
- Eva*Reen – I’M In A Dancing Mood
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