Maticalise Presents The Best Reggae Riddims of 2015

With the starting of a new year, we reflect on some of the best Reggae music of 2015, as we look forward to great music for 2016.

Check out the compilation of the best Reggae riddims of 2015 by Maticalise

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Tracklisting:

Tenement Yard Riddim

Inner Circle ft Chronixx & Jacob -Killa- Miller – Tenement Yard (News Carryin Dread)

Assasin – Whats Da Story

Jesse Royal – Ghetto Girl

Tanya Stephens – Big Woman Ting

Bugle – Wha Dat Fah

Daniel Bambata Marley – Free It Up

Steamaz Riddim

Jesse Royal – Finally

Sagitarr – Highest

Deep Jahi- Till A Morning

Kerry Starr – My Grade

Jah9 – The Marijuana

Cool Shade – Still A Step It

RaggaLox – Time Now

Black Roots Riddim

Black Roots Riddim – Instrumental

Andi Ites – Reparation

Fyakin Ft ChrisMatic – Revelation

Lutan Fyah – Sacrifice

Hiawondah – Life’s No Game

Tuff Like Iron – Tuff Like Iron

Quartee Bill – Thats Her.mp3

– Love You

Country Bus Riddim

Alaine – Favourite boy

Jah Vinci – My other half

Tarrus Riley – Cool me down

Natel – Only for you

J Boog – Let me love you

Stein – Non stop lovin

Wyre – Kingston girl

Zagga – Ladies around the world

Jemere Morgan ft. Gramps Morgan – Try Jah love

Morgan Heritage – Talk Dem Ah Talk

Konshens – It’s gonna be okay

I Octane – Life Aint Easy

Assassin – Country bus

Dean Fraser – Sax on the bus

Reggae Rock Riddim

Lutan Fyah – Feel Like Skank

Busy Signal – Reggae Make You Rock

RC – Propaganda

Christopher Martin – Sweet Sweet Love

Romain Virgo – Stick By You

Jr Daine – Like You

Mr. Diamond – This Time

Busy Signal/Mink Jo – Love You More

Kananga & Gottyo – Thank You

Reggae Island Riddim

Dean Loyal – Walk With Me Jah

Nature – Preserve Nature

Sharee Elise – Hold To Your Dream

Bugle – Did It Again

Jordanne Patrice – Standing Tall

TeeJay – Never Lost My Way

Khago – Battlefield

Kibwe Omari – The Vow

Serani – Dark Clouds

Lady Rudy – Your Love Is Real

Deep Jahi – Through My Veins

Dexta Daps – Scared To Love

Ryme Minista – Heart Mind & Soul

Island Roots Riddim

Pressure – Once Again

Jah Melody – Over You

Shaggy – You Lied

Ce’Cile – Loyal

On The Croner Riddim

Julian Marley – Lemme Go

Black Am I – Ways And Works

Determine – Passenger

Tydal Kamau – Babylon Can’t Get Away

Iba Mahr – Talk If Dem Want

Jesse Royal – Cool And Deadly

Chronixx – Ghetto People

Wayne Marshall – On The Corner

Kabaka Pyramid – Well Done

Dancehall Sings Riddim

Bugle – False Prophet

Alkaline- Weh You Did Deh

Masicka – Just Cant Do It

I Octane – Gangsta World

Gappy Ranks – Guide Me

Konshens – Bad Man Heart

Vybz Kartel – Never Stay Around

Chris Martin Ft Azuzu – Pass Me A Blunt

Chris Martin – Tell Me

Demarco – Love & Happiness

Spice- I Love You

Popcaan – Mad Me

Tifa – One Time

RDX – Why Do Men Cheat

Charly Black – Now & Forever

Cold Heart Riddim

Sherita – Last Time

Chris Martin – Indecisive

D Major- Deal is Done

Denyque – Don’t You Know

General Degree – Forever

Javada – Wake Up Beside You

Devin Di Dakta – Forever More

Richie Spice – Nuh Leave Mi

Tony Gold – Only You

Busy Signal – Free Up

Sounds Of The Heart Riddim

Exco levi – Today

Bugle – Got Alot Of LLove

K’Shema & Gavin G – Unconditional Love

Kiprich – Mama Love

Fabian – Live How Mi Waan Live

RDX – Linky

Zagga – Nah Guh Stop

Kabaka Pyramid – Change The World

Vershon – Inna Real Life

Maticalise Presents The Best Reggae Riddims of 2015

Alaine releases highly anticipated "Ten Of Hearts" album @alainesinga

Alaine Laughton releases highly anticipatedalbum “Ten Of Hearts “

Alaine, the beautiful singer and songwriter known by just her first name, has released her highly anticipated album, Ten of Hearts, on Tuesday, May 26. Known for singles like Rise in Love, No Ordinary Love, Bye Bye Bye, Heavenly and Deeper, Alaine has now created a new set of unforgettable tracks for her musical catalogue.


Her ability to connect with music lovers is very special. Alaine’s distinct vocals and indomitable spirit uplift the hearts of generations young and old. It’s significant that she named the album Ten of Hearts, where 10 represents completion and hearts represent the various forms of love she sings about.

Ten of Hearts boasts tracks from top reggae producers Shane Brown, Jordan McClure and David Hale for Chimney Records, Andrew Myrie aka Anju Blaxx for UIM Records, Craig and David Harrisingh for Daseca Productions, Andre ‘DJ Frass’ Gordon, Tony Kelly and Dean Fraser.

Alaine

“I am really grateful for the contributions made by all the talented people who worked with me on this album. I’m really passionate about my music and they helped me get to a final product that I am in love with.” says Alaine.

The album takes the listener on a journey through the twists and turns of love and life. ‘T.H.I.S.’ stands out with Alaine’s vocals soaring sweetly over piano accompaniment as she emotionally professes to her love, “Every single touch, every single kiss, can’t get enough of T.H.I.S.…Love” The reggae ballad, ‘Don’t Walk Away’ featuring J-Boog, explores the imperfections of real relationships. ‘Sidewalk Hotel’ and ‘Suzanna’ highlight the harsh realities of poverty, abuse and mental illness, while ‘Make it Home’ offers hope and a silver lining.

Ten of Hearts represents a new beginning for Alaine.” ‘Favorite Boy’, produced by Chimney Records, will be the first single released from the album. “With this album I’m starting over and I’m really excited about it. Ten of Hearts is reggae flavored with sprinkles of soul, dancehall and R&B. People can expect a fun musical experience. I collaborated with some awesome artists and the producers I worked with are all so talented; everyone blessed the album with their vibes” Alaine says.

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Alaine releases highly anticipated "Ten Of Hearts" album @alainesinga

Tropical Escape Riddim (2012)

Chimney Records come with a massive one drop riddim, Tropical Escape Riddim.
It features mad tunes, like Tarrus Riley with 'Gimme Likkle One Drop', Christopher Martin, Cecile, and also a brandnew tune by upcoming artist King Marvey X.
If you love reggae music, you definately love this riddim!

Check all the tunes in this Tropical Escape Riddim Mix:

Tracklist:
1. Tarrus Riley - Gimme Likkle One Drop
2. Cecile - Life Is So Precious
3. King Marvey X - Thanks And Praises
4. Chronixx - Ain't Know Giving In
5. I Octane - What About The Poor
6. Kabaka Pyramid - No Capitalist
7. Zagga - Never Give Up
8. Christopher Martin - Too Big
9. Alaine - Amazing
10. Romain Virgo - Everlasting Love
11. D Major - Let Me Go
12. Queen Ifrica - Let's Get Silly

Brandnew: The King Riddim (Dec 2012)

Birchill Records is out with a new smashing riddim: The King.
A nice dancehall riddim, mixed with a rootsy sax-sound in the hook. Simply wicked! Along comes a wide range of top artists voicing this mad riddim, like Agent Sasco, Blak Ryno, Flexx, I Octane, Queen Ifrica, Wasp, Voicemail to name a few.

Take a listen of these tunes in this The King Riddim Mix!

Tracklist:
1. Agent Sasco - My Own
2. Blak Ryno - Money Over Everything
3. I Octane - Still Naa Run
4. Queen Ifrica - Come Fi Party
5. Flexx - Quarter Pass Nine
6. Liquid - Ketch Di Light
7. Wasp - Tek A Ride (raw)
8. Voicemail - Cute And Ukkubit
9. Alaine - Us Against the World
10. Chevaughn - Love Is Gone
11. Mr. G & Chico - Bad Like We (raw)
12. Blaker & Macka Diamond - Jacket Daddy
13. Birchill Records - The King Riddim Version (outro)

Classic Dancehall: Seasons Riddim [Don Corleon - 2005]

Buy Seasons Riddim on iTUNES

Download this mix from: http://www.djkaas.com/downloadolder.htm

If you are all about culture and having a good time, kicking back and listening to tracks that won’t have you peeping every second to see if the wrong ears are within reach, then ‘Seasons’ is just the compilation CD for you.