BANGARANG RIDDIM produced by X-RATED 1995
Bangarang Overview
Today, the Bangarang Riddim is remembered as a powerful reggae track base from 1995. Many reggae fans see it as a classic example of roots music from that era. Its deep percussion and steady groove made it stand out among other releases of the time. The riddim carried a strong cultural feeling and brought fresh energy to the reggae scene. Stitchie’s “Bangarang” is one of the best-known tracks on this riddim. Stitchie was already famous for his unique style and clever lyrics. Years earlier, he made waves with songs like "Natty Dread" and later became well known for his gospel reggae work. Mikey Spice contributed “Open Your Eyes,” adding a soulful touch. Mikey Spice is also known for his hit version of “Practice What You Preach,” which reached reggae charts and gained international airplay. Prezident Brown’s “Bun Down Rome” brought thoughtful lyrics and a roots feeling. Prezident Brown is respected for his conscious messages and has released albums like "To Jah Only (Praise Him)." Behind the scenes, the producer X-RATED played a key role. X-RATED helped shape the sound of this riddim, focusing on social messages and strong rhythms. X-RATED was known for working with several reggae artists and was part of the movement to keep roots reggae alive in the 1990s. The dub engineer used classic techniques to bring out the best in the percussion and bass. Bangarang Riddim stands as one of reggae’s strongest recordings from 1995, keeping roots vibes alive for future generations.
Bangarang Tracklist:
- Stitchie – Bangarang
- Mikey Spice – Open Your Eyes
- Prezident Brown – Bun Down Rome
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