BACK AH YARD RIDDIM produced by MUSICK BASKET PRODUCTIONS & BLAZIN FAYA SOUND 2014
Backa Ah Yard Overview
The Backa Ah Yard Riddim from 2014 is a favorite among reggae fans. Its deep bass and lively melodies made it stand out at sound system nights. Even years later, roots reggae listeners remember how this riddim brought people together. One special thing about the Backa Ah Yard Riddim is how it blends reggae with touches of other styles. You can hear hints of dancehall in the rhythm, and sometimes there is a soulful feeling that comes from the vocals. This makes the riddim flexible and interesting for both artists and fans. Iyano Iyanti shines on the track "Touch Of Love." His style is smooth and heartfelt, and he brings a classic reggae vibe to the song. King B and Jamino work together on "Fine Feat Jamino - Home." Both artists are known for their strong voices and stage presence. Jamino has also built a name in the reggae scene with his unique sound. King delivers his own message on "I - Moon And Stars," showing his ability to connect with listeners through thoughtful lyrics. Ras Khaleel’s "Dare Dem" adds a powerful voice to the riddim, while Ras Sherby’s "Unite Black People" brings a message of unity and strength. Each artist helps to show the riddim’s wide appeal. Behind the scenes, the studio team played a big role. MUSICK BASKET PRODUCTIONS is known for producing quality reggae music and has worked with several respected artists. BLAZIN FAYA SOUND, a well-known sound system and label, helped make the riddim popular through their events and releases. Backa Ah Yard Riddim remains a true foundation riddim in reggae history.
Backa Ah Yard Tracklist:
- Iyano Iyanti – Touch Of Love
- King B-Fine Feat Jamino – Home
- King-I – Moon And Stars
- Ras Khaleel – Dare Dem
- Ras Sherby – Unite Black People
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