ANSWER RIDDIM produced by FAT EYES PRODUCTIONS 2013
Answer Overview
The Answer Riddim project first appeared in Jamaica in 2013, quickly becoming a favorite among roots reggae fans. Released by the respected label FAT EYES PRODUCTIONS, this collection brought together some of reggae’s most trusted voices and fresh talents over a classic, uplifting rhythm. Delly Ranx sets the tone with “Bad From Mi Born,” delivering a confident and authentic performance that fits perfectly with the riddim’s roots feel. Elephant Man, known for his high-energy style, switches things up with “Money Machine,” bringing a catchy and memorable hook. The combination of Lutan Fyah & Spectacular on “Better Days” stands out for its positive message and smooth vocal blend. Anthony Redrose delivers a strong warning against negativity in “Wicked People,” while Junior Reid’s “Rub A Dubbing” brings his unmistakable voice and classic reggae vibes. Singing Bird’s “Come What May” adds heartfelt emotion, and Sizzla’s “Badness A Nuh Play Ting” continues his tradition of conscious lyrics. The project closes with Bulby’s “Answer Riddim Version,” letting the music itself shine. The arrangements on this project are carefully crafted, with FAT EYES PRODUCTIONS—founded by the experienced duo of Bulby York and Fatta Marshall—known for their work with both reggae legends and new artists. Their attention to detail and commitment to authentic reggae sounds have made their label a staple in the genre, producing hits for decades. The Answer Riddim project remains a standout in reggae history, loved by both longtime fans and newcomers for its rootsy energy and strong lineup of artists.
Answer Tracklist:
- Delly Ranx – Bad From Mi Born
- Elephant Man – Money Machine
- Lutan Fyah & Spectacular – Better Days
- Anthony Redrose – Wicked People
- Junior Reid – Rub A Dubbing
- Singing Bird – Come What May
- Sizzla – Badness A Nuh Play Ting
- Bulby – Answer Riddim Version
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