Blood & Fire Riddim produced by Marshall Neeko 2025
Blood & Fire Overview
Roots reggae is still strong in the dance. The roots riddim is the heartbeat of sound system culture, and it brings people together in the dancehall and on the streets. When a new roots riddim drops, selectors and fans pay attention. It’s about heavy bass, real drum patterns, and deep messages. Marshall Neeko is the producer behind this new roots riddim. He is known for his work with the Roots Youths label out of the UK. His productions have reached reggae fans worldwide, and many selectors rate his sound for its authentic feel. Marshall Neeko always brings a craftsman’s touch, blending classic roots style with fresh energy. This riddim brings together some strong voices. Junior Cristal’s “Ghetto Life” stands out with its message about struggle and hope. Jah Rise delivers “Respect Di Don,” keeping the roots tradition alive with powerful lyrics. Sheeba’s “Show Di Woman Respect” brings a fresh voice to the riddim, reminding listeners about respect and unity. Brain Food’s “No Gift” is another solid track, carrying the roots message forward. Jah fresh drops “Bad Bwoy Haffi Run,” bringing energy to the set. Each artist brings something special. Junior Cristal is known for his true-to-life lyrics, and “Ghetto Life” keeps that going. Jah Rise is respected for his conscious style, and “Respect Di Don” fits right in. Together, these tracks show that roots reggae is not just history—it’s alive right now, driving the sound system culture forward with every bassline.
Blood & Fire Tracklist:
- I-Nation – Bad Bwoy Anthem
- Junior Cristal – Ghetto Life
- Jah Rise – Respect Di Don
- Sheeba – Show Di Woman Respect
- Brain Food – No Gift
- Jah fresh – Bad Bwoy Haffi Run
- Boom Draw – Bagga Talk 03:48
- Zinc Fence – Duppy Man Dem
- Da Vinci – Babylon Nah Conquer I
- Fisherman – Watch Out
- Ras Farmer – Blood Sucker
- Small Axe – Blood & Fire
- Marshall Neeko – Blood & Fire Version
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