“Rasta Dance (Radio Edit)” by FRANÇOIS MARIUS is a vibrant reggae-pop sensation released this Oct 25 that takes you on an auditory journey filled with infectious rhythms and joyful vibes.
The song kicks off with vocals pierced in “raggamuffin” contours. Understandably so, this Radio Edit and Reggae-pop version was recorded in Estonia and Canada. To top it off, it is mastered by Grammy Award-winning Simon Gibson at Abbey Road Studios. This explains the sensational instrumentals. Speaking of the instrumentals, they are the lifeblood of this track. They release ska and reggae vibes. They are catchy, for sure. But music aficionados know they are incredibly cool and funky. You just can’t focus on one instrument. They are all interspersed. It’s so intriguing because you hear the beats tapping and hitting from all sides. On top of that, cymbals are splashing like waves and crashing against hard rocks. At that very moment, you can hear a beach party in the heart of summer. The brass section and the cuíca infuse the music with more cultural richness and sonic depth to the fun-filled musical environment.
FRANÇOIS MARIUS’s voice is deep, fun, and carefree. The delivery is continuous, swinging, and brimming with energy. It’s not long before you find yourself swaying and dancing to the catchy and engaging rapping section. So it definitely suits a carefree dance party. With a sublime female choir, he elevates the energy of his music to a reverberating ambiance.
Despite its lively nature, the music manages to maintain an atmospheric quality, unifying the chaotic forces of a party, much like the melting pot of sounds at a world music carnival.
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Review By: Naomi Joan