Ansa Di Question Riddim – Fire House Crew

ANSA DI QUESTION RIDDIM produced by FIRE HOUSE CREW 2013

Ansa Di Question Overview

The Ansa Di Question Riddim is a special roots reggae project from 2013. The music was arranged and produced by the well-known FIRE HOUSE CREW. This group has been important in Jamaican music since the late 1980s. They are famous for backing many big artists and helping create classic reggae sounds. FIRE HOUSE CREW always brings a deep, rootsy feeling to their productions, and they did the same with this riddim. On this project, FIRE HOUSE CREW worked with some of reggae and dancehall’s respected voices. Lukie D’s track, “Ansa Riddim,” sets the tone with smooth vocals over the riddim’s steady beat. T.O.K brings their energy and harmonies to “Bad Bad Bad,” making it catchy and strong. Bling Dawg’s “Puppet” adds a modern dancehall twist, showing his unique style. Junior Kelly’s “Show Down” is another highlight, with his powerful voice and conscious lyrics. Capital D gives us “Teach Dem,” focusing on positive messages and upliftment. Other artists like Niyorah with “Rastafari Is My Guide” and Esco with “Love My Love” show the riddim’s versatility. Trilla U & Johnny P team up for “Everyone Get Bun,” while Jahbar I delivers “The Chant” and Chaka Demus brings “More Playtime.” The Ansa Di Question Riddim stands out because it mixes roots reggae with fresh ideas. FIRE HOUSE CREW’s careful arrangement ties everything together. This release added to the roots output of reggae in 2013 and remains an important part of reggae history, loved by both longtime fans and new listeners.

Ansa Di Question Tracklist:

1. Lukie D – Ansa Riddim
2. T.O.K – Bad Bad Bad
3. Bling Dawg – Puppet
4. Junior Kelly – Show Down
5. Capital D – Teach Dem
6. Niyorah – Rastafari Is My Guide
7. Esco – Love My Love
8. Trilla U & Johnny P – Everyone Get Bun
9. Jahbar I – The Chant (I Fawud)
10. G’Ovany – It’S A Shame
11. Chaka Demus – More Playtime
12. Thriller U And Johnny P – Everyone Get Bun
13. Razuga – Can’T Take The Place