INSPIRATION RIDDIM produced by ADIGUN PRODUCTION 2013
Inspiration Tracklist:
- C-Block – Love Is The Solution
- Emanuel Stain – We Got To
- Fresh Start – I’M Not Lying
- Future Danger – Millionaire
- Fyah Dice – Pretty Like The Moonlight
- Kardi Twali – Stand Firm
- Kester Brooks – The Time
- Mandella – The One
- Memzay – Pressure Is On
- Mystique – A+ Lovin (Good Love)
- Rawpa Crawpa – Fake Friend
- Renegad – Reverance & Prayer
- Shanti Force – Life Hard
- Thamara – My Inspiration
- Trigga – Mama
- Valerie – Never Give Up
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Inspiration Overview
In 2013, reggae was moving in many directions, but the Inspiration Riddim stood out for its deep roots sound. The riddim’s steady bass and classic one-drop drums gave it a timeless feel, while still sounding fresh for its year. This made it a favorite among roots selectors who wanted to keep the culture alive on dancefloors and radio. The producer behind the riddim, ADIGUN PRODUCTION, is known for delivering authentic reggae projects. With a history of working with both new and established artists, ADIGUN PRODUCTION helped shape the sound of the early 2010s reggae scene. Their label became a platform for roots artists to reach wider audiences, especially through streaming platforms. Emanuel Stain’s “We Got To” leads the anthology with a powerful message and a smooth delivery. Emanuel Stain is recognized for his conscious lyrics and has appeared on several well-known reggae compilations. Fresh Start follows with “I’M Not Lying,” bringing a melodic flow that highlights the riddim’s uplifting spirit. Fresh Start has built a reputation for soulful reggae tunes and has performed at major Caribbean festivals. Future Danger’s “Millionaire” adds a modern touch, while Fyah Dice’s “Pretty Like The Moonlight” brings a sweet, romantic vibe. Kardi Twali’s “Stand Firm” delivers a call for resilience, fitting perfectly with the roots tradition. Each artist brings their own style, but the riddim ties the songs together as a strong cultural statement from 2013. The Inspiration Riddim remains a memorable collection, showing how reggae can blend tradition and fresh voices under one powerful production.