BAM BAM RIDDIM produced by NU BIRTH RECORDS 2017
Bam Bam Overview
The Bam Bam Riddim, released in 2017, stands out among reggae and dub releases of its time. The foundation rhythm, played during roots sessions that year, has a classic, steady groove. Compared to other dub projects from 2017, Bam Bam Riddim keeps a smoother and more relaxed sound. Many dub releases of the era were heavy with digital effects, but this riddim focuses on live instruments and a warm, rootsy feel. Several artists brought their own style to the riddim. Big Brown’s “Nat Turner” is a strong track, showing his ability to deliver powerful lyrics. Color T performs “What a Bam Bam,” adding energy and a catchy hook. Dan I’s “Everybody Want to Know” keeps the conscious message alive, fitting well with the roots tradition. Eccleton Jarrett, known for his hit “Rock Them One by One,” sings “No More” on this riddim, showing his smooth vocal style. Eudes Star’s “Skin Deep” adds another layer to the project. The culture arranger played a key role, shaping each track and keeping the roots feeling strong. NU BIRTH RECORDS produced the project. This label has a history of working with roots and conscious reggae, and their releases often get good attention from reggae fans. The Bam Bam Riddim is a good example of their focus on quality and roots culture.
Bam Bam Tracklist:
- Big Brown – Nat Turner
- Color T – What a Bam Bam
- Dan I – Everybody Want to Know
- Eccleton Jarrett – No More
- Eudes Star – Skin Deep
- Jnile – No Lieutenant
- Little Roy & Empress Ayeola – 1%
- Nu Birth Records LTD – Bam Bam Riddim
- Nuflowah – Mamma Gone Too Soon
- Ras Charmer – Diplomacy
- Tad Hunter – Love Life and Live
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