¡IRIE ISLAND
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[Machine Translation] RIDDIM ISLAND" is a hit compilation album featuring Japan's best producers and track makers under the concept of "200% Japanese reggae made in Japan". The most important part of reggae music, , used to be dependent on Jamaica, but the originality of genuine music with Japanese artists' voices on the riddim tracks (backing tracks) created by Japanese artists has brought about a new style of reggae music that used to follow the Jamaican trend. Since its release in December 2009, the album has been on a release tour of major reggae cities in Japan, has topped the domestic reggae charts and 7-inch record charts, and has been distributed on the Chaku-Uta distribution site [Riddim In 2010, Riddim Island created a whirlwind in the Japanese reggae scene, with songs from [Riddim Island] dominating the top spots on the Chaku-Uta distribution site. With the buzz and excitement still continuing, the 2011 edition of the Riddim Island Singers, [IRIE ISLAND], is set to be released on March 2! Singers' reggae is the most popular reggae among Japanese who prefer melodious music. In addition, the producer/trackmaker as well as the participating artists are more than enough to make a superb cast, and this album is a must-have album. The producers leading this Japan-made reggae are BACKYAADIE a.k.a. TAKAFIN fr. MIGHTY JAM ROCK, who established a hit with a foreign riddim track in his home country of Jamaica, and DADDY DRAGON ( DADDY DRAGON ), who has been making his own riddim tracks in Jamaica. DADDY DRAGON, the producer ZURA who leads the most successful label in Osaka, RAGALABO MUSIQ, the signature track maker of Lacey Barrett, a crew that includes Kenyu who sings the mega-hit [DOKO], MA$AMATIXXX, the producer of the hit song [DOKO], and the producer of the hit song [DOKO]. KON-KEN, a track maker/musician who started his own music label, POWA PRODUCTION, after working for Homegrown, one of the leading reggae bands in Japan.


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