Cabiria Document and Redgoldgreen launch their fiery Rockstar Riddim, bringing collectively Jamaican heavyweight Turbulence and rising Caribbean star Kimeco throughout two scorching singles.
Turbulence, aka Massive Lion, opens up with Fall!, bringing his trademark gritty-melodic roar to bear. His voice cuts deep. The lyrics crackle with biblical hearth, calling out Babylon’s corruption with decided fury. That is acutely aware reggae at its most militant and unvarnished.
Flip the riddim and also you meet Kimeco on Roots Rock. This rising expertise has already turned European heads together with her soulful, magnetic supply. She walks the road between custom and innovation with easy grace. Her expressive energy confirms she’s no fleeting presence.
ROCKSTAR RIDDIM PROVES CROSS-CULTURAL COLLABORATION CAN PRODUCE GENUINE SPARKS
Producer Duccio B, veteran of Italy’s legendary One Love Hello Powa sound system, architects one thing genuinely audacious right here. He recruits heavy-metal guitarist Flavio Poggi, whose daring six-string assault collides superbly with Robbie D’s rumbling bass and Shiny D’s ambient keys. The ensuing riddim refuses to play secure.
The Rockstar Riddim proves cross-cultural collaboration can produce real sparks. It’s obtainable now on main digital platforms.
TRACKLIST
1. Fall – Turbulence
2. Roots Rock – Kimeco
CREDITS
Guitar – Flavio Poggi
Drum, Bass – Robbie D
Keyboards – Shiny D
Cowl Paintings – Chandra
ABOUT TURBULENCE
Turbulence stands as reggae’s stressed conscience. Found by Philip “Fatis” Burrell in 1999, he broke via with Infamous (2004), topping charts globally. Albums like The Reality and Songs of Solomon showcase his vary.
The acclaimed 2010 documentary by Luciano Blotta, Rise Up, during which he options, received Finest Music Documentary on the AFI/Discovery Channel Silverdocs Competition.
Collaborations span Luciano and Fantan Mojah to Derrick Sound and Das Vibes. His uncooked supply confronts corruption whereas affirming Rastafarian spirituality. 20 years deep, Turbulence provokes, evokes and refuses compromise.
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ABOUT KIMECO
Kimberly Sabrina Lewin, higher generally known as Kimeco, cuts via modern reggae with a wealthy, genuine voice. Her current singles span religious roots (Jah Jah Open The Doorways, Information Us) and sharp social commentary (Informer, Struggles).
Collaborations with Little Lion Sound, Bread Again, and Fatbabs’ Skanking Loud showcase increasing attain. Her duet Maintain You Tight with Black Satin balances intimacy with rhythmic drive.
Kimeco channels custom whereas pushing reggae into contemporary territory, delivering a voice of conviction that speaks reality and soul in abundance.
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