GLOBAL DIS-ORDER RIDDIM produced by PARO-NORMAL ENTERTAINMENT 2022
Global Dis-Order Overview
When the Global Dis-Order Riddim dropped in 2022, reggae fans welcomed it as a strong return to roots. The collection quickly found its place among listeners who appreciate classic reggae sounds. The riddim’s steady groove and traditional structure made it a favorite for those looking for authenticity in modern reggae. Super Black’s “Babylon System” stood out with its powerful lyrics and smooth delivery. Super Black is known for his classic hit “Deh Wid You,” and his voice on this riddim brought a familiar and comforting tone. Daweh Congo added depth with “African Bush,” showing the same roots spirit that made his 1997 album “Militancy” a favorite among reggae collectors. Myjah’s “Rolling” offered a fresh voice, blending uplifting energy with the riddim’s laid-back style. The collaboration “The Calling” by Owen Knibbs x Super Black brought together two respected artists, creating a memorable track that resonated with fans of both singers. Staddaday’s “Corruption” addressed serious themes, adding a thoughtful layer to the collection. The riddim was crafted and released by PARO-NORMAL ENTERTAINMENT, a label known for its focus on roots reggae. PARO-NORMAL ENTERTAINMENT has built a reputation for supporting authentic reggae projects and has contributed to the genre’s digital revival, with their releases gaining steady streams online. Today, the Global Dis-Order Riddim remains a roots favorite from 2022. Fans still return to its classic sound, keeping the spirit of roots reggae alive through these standout tracks and artists.
Global Dis-Order Tracklist:
- Super Black – Babylon System
- Daweh Congo – African Bush
- Myjah – Rolling
- Owen Knibbs x Super Black – The Calling
- Staddaday – Corruption
- General Tk – Work
- Donavon Steele – Learn A Skill
- Ray Isaacs – Real Yaadi
- Codiac – Chant
- Foxy Brown – Tonight
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