Blood Shot Riddim produced by Convict Records 2010
Blood Shot Overview
In 2010, the Blood Shot Riddim brought together some of reggae’s most passionate voices. I Octane, known for his hit “Lose A Friend,” added his unique style to the track “Spare Life.” Jah Mason, who has released albums like “Most Royal,” delivered the song “Live Love.” Little Joe performed “So Long,” and X Convict gave his voice to the title track, “Blood Shot Riddim.” The roots instrumental behind these songs was crafted with care. The production came from Convict Records, a label based in Jamaica. Convict Records is known for supporting street culture and giving new artists a chance to shine. Over the years, the label has helped release several popular reggae and dancehall projects, building a reputation for quality and authenticity. The instrumental itself is rich and soulful, blending classic reggae rhythms with a modern touch. Its deep bass and sharp drums create a strong foundation for the singers. Each artist brings their own emotion and message, but the riddim ties them all together. Even years later, the Blood Shot Riddim still feels fresh. It captures the energy and heart of 2010’s reggae scene. Thanks to the artists and Convict Records, this roots instrumental remains a favorite for fans who love real reggae music.
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