DIGITAL FASHION RIDDIM produced by DIGITAL B 2017
Digital Fashion Overview
Digital B, one of Jamaica’s most influential reggae labels, is the force behind the roots instrumental known as the Digital Fashion Riddim. This riddim stands out for its conscious sound, blending classic reggae rhythms with modern production. Digital B, founded by the respected producer Bobby Digital, has a long history of shaping reggae and dancehall music, working with top artists and releasing influential tracks since the late 1980s. On the Digital Fashion Riddim, several key artists deliver strong performances. Assassin (Agent Sasco) brings thoughtful lyrics to "Laws Of Life," using the riddim’s steady groove to share messages about integrity and choices. Capleton’s "Woman What You Do Me" uses the same foundation to explore matters of the heart, while Sizzla’s "Live In Love" highlights unity and positivity. Frankie Paul’s "Real Thing" adds his signature soulful vocals, and Queen Ifrica’s "Tell The People" focuses on social awareness and upliftment. Other artists also contribute to the riddim’s rich soundscape. Dre Tosh offers reassurance with "Don'T Worry," Dycr brings a roots message in "Rasta Nah Lick," and Tovo delivers a smooth vibe with "Tonight." The instrumental "Digital Fashion Version" by Digital B lets the riddim shine on its own, showing the producer’s skill and attention to detail. The dub engineer’s careful mixing gives each track space to breathe while keeping the roots feel alive. This blend of conscious lyrics, classic reggae rhythms, and modern touches has made the Digital Fashion Riddim an important part of reggae history, reflecting both the genre’s past and its future.
Digital Fashion Tracklist:
- Assassin (Agent Sasco) – Laws Of Life
- Capleton – Woman What You Do Me
- Sizzla – Live In Love
- Frankie Paul – Real Thing
- Queen Ifrica – Tell The People
- Dre Tosh – Don’T Worry
- Dycr – Rasta Nah Lick
- Tovo – Tonight
- Digital B – Digital Fashion Version
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