VILLAGE RIDDIM produced by IRIEVIBRATIONS RECORDS 2014
Village Overview
The Village Riddim brought together some of reggae’s most respected voices in 2014. Luciano, known for his uplifting messages and the classic song “It’s Me Again Jah,” is featured here with “Voice Of A Trumpet.” Damas adds his own style to the set with “Lead The Way.” Lutan Fyah, who has worked with producers worldwide and released several albums, delivers “Roll It Up.” Raphael joins with “No Haffi Bother,” and Denham Smith brings “Good Music” to the mix. Other artists on the riddim include Lion D with “Jah Jah Music,” Don Bonn with “Live Some Life,” Uwe Kaa’s “Bunter,” Iriepathie’s “Mein Schatz,” and Tony Anthony’s “How They Feel.” Each singer brings their own energy, making the riddim a platform for both established and rising talents. The Village Riddim was produced by IRIEVIBRATIONS RECORDS, a label based in Vienna, Austria. The label is known for working with international reggae artists and for its modern roots sound. IRIEVIBRATIONS RECORDS has also produced albums for acts like Gentleman and Anthony B, building a strong reputation in the reggae world. This roots riddim stands out as one of the strongest reggae releases of 2014. Its steady, soulful beat and positive messages made it popular in reggae sets and playlists. The Village Riddim gave young singers a chance to shine, while honoring the classic reggae sound. It remains a favorite for fans of conscious and uplifting reggae music.
Village Tracklist:
- Luciano – Voice Of A Trumpet
- Damas – Lead The Way
- Lutan Fyah – Roll It Up
- Raphael – No Haffi Bother
- Denham Smith – Good Music
- Lion D – Jah Jah Music
- Don Bonn – Live Some Life
- Uwe Kaa – Bunter
- Iriepathie – Mein Schatz
- Tony Anthony – How They Feel
- Ras Muhamad Feat Nath Thelions – Let Yout Light Shine
- Koxx – Time For Everything
- More Colours – Dem Gone Astray
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