DOUBLE TROUBLE: CHRISTOPHER ELLIS AND JESSE ROYAL IGNITE SILLY WALKS DISCO’S RIDDIM
Trendy reggae royalty unite on This Love, a deeply soulful new single from Christopher Ellis and Jesse Royal. Produced by Germany’s revered Foolish Walks Discotheque, it breathes recent life into roots-infused lover’s rock. The observe leads their forthcoming Double Hassle Riddim EP, constructed for each airplay and the dance.
Carrying the legacy of his father, the legendary Mr Soul of Jamaica Alton Ellis, Christopher delivers a silk-smooth vocal richness that honours that heritage whereas his personal impeccable expertise speaks clearly for itself.
Jesse Royal counters with gritty, punchy conviction, his acutely aware cadence sharpened by years on the vanguard of the reggae revival motion.
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Behind the controls, Foolish Walks Discotheque, one in all Europe’s most trusted manufacturing homes and basis reggae sound techniques, lays down a crisp, heat rhythm part that lets each vocalists transfer freely over the riddim.
An official music video, shot and edited by Mirko Polo, captures the 2 artists in full artistic circulation towards the Kingston backdrop that impressed the observe.
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ABOUT CHRISTOPHER ELLIS
The youngest son of reggae pioneer Alton Ellis, The Singing Wizard Christopher Ellis has been commanding phases because the age of 11. He signed to Stephen and Damian Marley’s Ghetto Youth Worldwide in 2009.
Singles Nonetheless Go A Dance and Rub A Dub shook the style. Promote-out reveals from London’s Jazz Café to Japan inform the remainder of the story.
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ABOUT JESSE ROYAL
Raised within the hills of St. James, Jamaica, Jesse Royal channels roots reggae’s acutely aware hearth and incisive lyricism into all the things he data. His debut Lily of da Valley introduced a singular voice. Royal earned him a Grammy nomination and pageant phases throughout three continents. His newest album, No Place Like Dwelling, confirms an artist on the top of his powers.
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