(youtube) Going through a singer that incorporates many genres while he is singing, I cannot pass Maxi Priest. Glad I research through @reggaesteem for any post concerning Maxi Priest, I found one about

This is the instrumental for Studio 4. Currently being edited to suite another dubplate song. ► Listen on DSound ► Listen from source (IPFS)

Ragga rhythm. Ragga is a variation of reggae music, derived from the Raggamuffin. The distinguishing factor in Ragga for me is a pulsing saw base. This composition is chill yet progressive. The highs are

This is the instrumental I created, then later used to make the song "The Weekend." My music sequencing method during the days of this build was systematic. I would construct bar by bar, so I

We live for the weekend. Spending free time with loved ones, and the work week behind us is the motivation for many people. I’m conveying that though we want to spend lots of good times together only a

Ragga rhythm on which I man, Caliboy Calwayne, state my love and intention for this variation of reggae music, Ragga. The distinguishing factor in Ragga for me is a pulsing saw base. Ragga is derived from

My rhythm and blues(R&B) song to remind that time goes on regardless, and as it does we should go on improving too, without worrying. ► Listen on DSound ► Listen from source (IPFS)

A rebellious song in the strive for personal liberation. Created in response to what seems to happen after one decides to take charge of ones life and start progressing in ones dreams; all of a sudden,

Hello Dsound!! I hope everyone is doing great. Just to begin with, I rarely produce Reggae tracks. However, last week I sat down and decided to create a track. Turns out I ended up creating a reggae track.