911 RIDDIM produced by SUPERSONIC SOUND 2012
911 Overview
In 2012, roots reggae was alive with energy, and the 911 Riddim captured that spirit perfectly. This instrumental was built on the classic reggae sound, filled with warm horn riffs and deep basslines. The riddim connected modern reggae with the traditions of the past, making it popular among fans who love the roots style. The arranger’s work was clear in every note, showing a deep respect for reggae’s foundation. The horns, in particular, gave the riddim a timeless feel, reminding listeners of the golden era of roots music. This careful arrangement brought out the best in each track. SUPERSONIC SOUND, the producer behind the 911 Riddim, is known for supporting reggae and dancehall culture. The label has released several notable riddims and worked with artists from Jamaica and beyond. Their attention to authentic reggae sound helped the 911 Riddim stand out in a crowded scene. The artists on this project each brought their own style. Black Panther’s “Vanity” added a strong message, while Mark Wonder’s “Stand Tall” delivered his signature soulful voice. Mark Wonder is respected for his uplifting lyrics and has worked with many top producers in reggae. Mojo Morgan, known for his work with Morgan Heritage, contributed “Papa Don’t Cry,” showing his deep roots in the genre. Natty King’s “Play Fool” and Nico D’s “Ganja” both added more layers to the riddim. Natty King is known for his hit “No Guns To Town,” which made waves in reggae charts. Each artist helped make the 911 Riddim a highlight for reggae fans in 2012, keeping the roots tradition alive.
911 Tracklist:
- Black Panther – Vanity
- Mark Wonder – Stand Tall
- Mojo Morgan – Papa Don’t Cry
- Natty King – Play Fool
- Nico D – Ganja
- Ras Attitude Mandingo – Thing Called Life
- Richie Campbell & Kymani Marley – 911
- Spruddy – Nothing But Love
- Tippa Irie – Mek A Duppy Yet
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