BLOODY CITY RIDDIM produced by VICTORYONE PRODUCTION 2016
Bloody City Overview
In 2016, reggae saw a renewed focus on roots sounds, and the Bloody City Riddim fit right into this movement. Its heavy bass and classic drum patterns made it a favorite at roots sessions that year, bringing together fans of both vintage and modern reggae. The riddim’s foundation was built by VICTORYONE PRODUCTION, a label known for its dedication to authentic reggae. With a reputation for quality releases, VICTORYONE PRODUCTION has produced several popular riddims and singles, including the Bloody City Riddim Instrumental, which showcases their skill in blending old-school vibes with fresh energy. Mentor stands out on the riddim with the song Teach The Youths, a track that highlights his thoughtful lyrics and commitment to positive messages. Ricky Chopz adds depth with Can't Trust People, a song recognized for its honest approach to everyday struggles. Shawtcut delivers Bloody City, a performance that captures the riddim’s raw spirit and roots feeling. Each artist brings their own style, but the riddim keeps everything connected, making it a strong example of roots revival in 2016. The combination of VICTORYONE PRODUCTION’s guidance and the artists’ talents helped Bloody City Riddim become a roots favorite, still remembered by fans for its impact on the reggae scene that year.
Bloody City Tracklist:
- Jahvante Campbell – Do What You Want (Original Mix)
- Mentor – Teach The Youths
- Ricky Chopz – Can’t Trust People
- Shawtcut – Bloody City
- Victoryone Production – Bloody City Riddim Instrumental
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