BASS RIDDIM produced by DOWN SOUND RECORDS 2007
Bass Overview
In 2007, reggae fans enjoyed a powerful roots instrumental known as the Bass Riddim. This riddim brought together the deep, steady rhythms of classic reggae with a fresh, modern edge. The music arranger used traditional drum and bass patterns but added new touches, giving the sound both a familiar and exciting feel. Down Sound Records, a well-known Jamaican label, produced the Bass Riddim. Founded by Josef Bogdanovich, Down Sound Records has played an important role in reggae and dancehall music. The label is known for supporting both new and established artists, and for helping to shape the sound of Jamaican music in the 2000s. Several talented artists recorded songs on the Bass Riddim. Dycr delivered “Red Hills,” bringing his unique style to the track. Harry Toddler, who is famous for his work with the Scare Dem Crew and his hit “Don’t Run In,” performed “Heartbreaker.” I Maroon added “Mi Salt,” while Millenium gave fans “Old Boot.” Nanko, who gained attention with his popular single “Lucky You,” contributed “Girls Dem Baby.” Each artist brought their own voice and energy, making the riddim memorable. Fans remember hearing the Bass Riddim at reggae events in 2007. Its blend of roots tradition and new ideas helped it stand out, and the songs remain favorites for many reggae listeners today.
Bass Tracklist:
- Dycr – Red Hills
- Harry Toddler – Heartbreaker
- I Maroon – Mi Salt
- Millenium – Old Boot
- Nanko – Girls Dem Baby
- Natalie – Buss Yuh Neck (Bonus Track)
- Natalie – How Could You
- Sasha – Deapths Of My Heart