Naan Bread Riddim – New Reggae Industries

NAAN BREAD RIDDIM produced by NEW REGGAE INDUSTRIES 2003

Naan Bread Overview

In 2003, the dancehall scene was vibrant and full of energy, with bashment sessions being the heart of the action. One of the standout releases that year was the "Naan Bread Riddim," which quickly became a staple in these lively gatherings. Crafted by the innovative producer NEW REGGAE INDUSTRIES, this riddim brought a fresh and bright flavor to the dancefloor. NEW REGGAE INDUSTRIES, known for pushing boundaries in the reggae and dancehall genres, played a crucial role in shaping the sound of the early 2000s. Their knack for creating infectious beats helped them gain a reputation for quality productions that resonated with listeners around the world. The "Naan Bread Riddim" featured a collection of talented artists, each bringing their unique style to the project. Black Out delivered "Girls Anthem," a track that quickly became a favorite among fans for its catchy hooks and energetic vibe. C L Junior contributed with "Megamix," showcasing his ability to blend different styles seamlessly. Maxwell D's "Ghetto Youth" added a gritty yet hopeful perspective, reflecting the struggles and aspirations of young people in urban settings. Meanwhile, Red Rat's "One Foot In" brought his signature playful and humorous style, which had already made him a well-known figure in dancehall circles. Red Square's "Crying Out" offered a more introspective take, adding depth to the riddim's overall sound. The set also included tracks like Smudgi's "Lose Dem Life" and Snagga's "Don't Tell On Me," each adding to the riddim's diverse appeal. Looking back, the "Naan Bread Riddim" was instrumental in keeping dancehall alive and thriving in 2003. Its infectious beats and vibrant performances ensured it remained a favorite in dancehall sessions everywhere.

Naan Bread Tracklist:

1. Black Out – Girls Anthem
2. C L Junior – Megamix
3. Maxwell D – Ghetto Youth
4. Red Rat – One Foot In
5. Red Square – Crying Out
6. Smudgi – Lose Dem Life
7. Snagga – Don’t Tell On Me
8. Version – Naan Bread Riddim