BAD INTRO RELOADED RIDDIM produced by PAYDAY MUSIC 2013
Bad Intro Reloaded Overview
The Bad Intro Reloaded Riddim brings a classic roots reggae sound with a modern twist. The mood is deep and melodic, filled with strong basslines and dub echoes. This rhythm project offers a steady groove that gives each artist space to shine. Lutan Fyah stands out with “Farin Babymother,” delivering conscious lyrics over the solid reggae beat. Bugle’s “Gimme Weh Mi Ask Fah” keeps the energy up, blending reality themes with smooth vocals. Daville brings a romantic vibe on “Girls Dem Love We,” showing his signature style. Solution’s “Let It Be” adds a thoughtful touch, while Kalado’s “Life On Whole” explores real-life struggles and hope. Each track fits perfectly into the overall mood, making the riddim both diverse and unified. Other artists also add their voices to the project. Charly Black shares “Love At First Sight,” Kim Kelly delivers “Never Let You Go,” and Dexta Daps offers “Nicky.” Waspp’s “Nuh Fi A Share” and Omari’s “That Time” round out the set, each track carrying the rootsy, dub-heavy vibe. The dub engineer’s work is clear in the echoing effects and smooth transitions across the riddim. PAYDAY MUSIC, the producer and label behind this project, is known for creating quality reggae and dancehall releases. Their experience in the scene shows in the careful production and lasting appeal of the riddim. Bad Intro Reloaded Riddim remains an important part of reggae history, remembered for its timeless sound and strong lineup of artists.
Bad Intro Reloaded Tracklist:
- Lutan Fyah – Farin Babymother
- Bugle – Gimme Weh Mi Ask Fah
- Daville – Girls Dem Love We
- Solution – Let It Be
- Kalado – Life On Whole
- Charly Black – Love At First Sight
- Kim Kelly – Never Let You Go
- Dexta Daps – Nicky
- Waspp – Nuh Fi A Share
- Omari – That Time
- Iyara – Why We
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