ZION GOLD RIDDIM produced by BLACK METRO MUSIC 2021
Zion Gold Overview
The Zion Gold Riddim brought together a strong lineup of reggae artists in 2021, each contributing a unique voice to the project. The tracklist features Freddie McGregor with "Holly Mount Zion," Ginjah on "Chillin," Lutan Fyah with "Progress," Nature Ellis performing "Tradition," and Torch delivering "Mr. Hard Ears." The riddim also includes Chardel Rhoden’s "Power," Ash — i with "Sweet Music," Tasha T’s "Another Day," 1Mr Smooth’s "Keep On Skanking," and Publik Report’s "No Bad Vibes." Freddie McGregor, who sings "Holly Mount Zion," is a legendary figure in reggae. He is well-known for his hit song "Big Ship" and has had a career spanning decades, earning him international recognition and respect. Ginjah, featured on "Chillin," has built a reputation for conscious lyrics and has worked with producers like Don Corleon. Lutan Fyah, who brings "Progress" to the riddim, is known for his prolific output and has collaborated with artists such as Turbulence and Jah Mason. Nature Ellis, with "Tradition," and Torch, performing "Mr. Hard Ears," both add depth and passion to the riddim’s message of roots and resilience. The production work comes from BLACK METRO MUSIC, a label with a history of blending classic reggae sounds with modern touches. BLACK METRO MUSIC has produced several roots reggae projects and has a following for its authentic yet fresh approach. Zion Gold Riddim remains a favorite from 2021, remembered for its cultural messages and strong performances, keeping the roots reggae spirit alive for fans old and new.
Zion Gold Tracklist:
- Freddie McGregor – Holly Mount Zion
- Ginjah – Chillin
- Lutan Fyah – Progress
- Nature Ellis – Tradition
- Torch – Mr. Hard Ears
- Chardel Rhoden – Power
- Ash-i – Sweet Music
- Tasha T – Another Day
- 1Mr Smooth – Keep On Skanking
- Publik Report – No Bad Vibes
- Knatch Rychus – Feelings
- Imar Shepard – Cherish What You’ve Got
- Sparkey Rugged – Trust
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