BIG ROCK RIDDIM produced by TADS JAMAICA 2018
Big Rock Overview
The Big Rock Riddim roots drop brought together a strong lineup of tracks, each staying true to classic reggae structure. The project opens with “Jamaican Style” by Richie Spice, a song that highlights the artist’s signature vocals over driving bass and steady drums. Chezidek follows with “Money Move,” delivering thoughtful lyrics and a catchy hook that flows naturally with the riddim’s traditional groove. Anthony Cruz’s “Stop Your Fussing And Fighting” stands out with its call for unity, blending smooth melodies with a conscious message. Teflon’s “Waste Man” adds a gritty edge, his delivery matching the riddim’s powerful, dub-tinged instrumental. Brigadier Jerry, a respected veteran, brings his unique style on “Weh Dem Ago Do,” using classic deejay techniques that fit perfectly with the roots feel. Hezron’s “One Time Gone” rounds out the vocal tracks, offering a nostalgic look at reggae’s foundation. The instrumental version, “Big Rock Riddim” by Tads Jr and Gregory Morris, showcases the arrangement and musicianship behind the project. Gregory Morris, known for his work as a music arranger, helped shape the riddim’s authentic sound, blending live instruments with modern production. TADS JAMAICA, the producer behind the release, is a well-established label in reggae music. With a history of supporting both veteran and rising artists, TADS JAMAICA has played a key role in preserving and promoting roots reggae. The Big Rock Riddim project is another example of the label’s commitment to quality and cultural relevance. Together, these tracks and artists make the Big Rock Riddim an important moment in reggae, keeping traditional sounds alive while reaching new audiences.
Big Rock Tracklist:
- Richie Spice – Jamaican Style
- Chezidek – Money Move
- D-Medz – Nuh Falla (Bad Company)
- Anthony Cruz – Stop Your Fussing And Fighting
- Teflon – Waste Man
- Brigadier Jerry – Weh Dem Ago Do
- Hezron – One Time Gone
- Tads Jr And Gregory Morris – Big Rock Riddim (Instrumental)
- Tads Jr And Gregory Morris – Big Rock Riddim (Version)
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