BLUE SKY RIDDIM produced by RASHANCO MUSIC 2022
Blue Sky Overview
The Blue Sky Riddim, released in 2022, quickly became a roots reggae favorite among fans. This foundation rhythm stands out for its classic reggae sound while also blending elements from other genres. The production mixes traditional reggae drum and bass with touches of dancehall and modern party vibes, making it appealing to both longtime reggae lovers and new listeners. Artists like Crespo Salem, with his track "Dame Una Seal," bring a smooth and melodic flow that fits perfectly over the riddim. Jah Fabio’s "Amante Rub a Dub" adds a deep, rootsy energy, while Jahricio’s "What Goes Around Comes Around" offers thoughtful lyrics and a steady groove. Each artist brings their own style, showing how the riddim can adapt to different voices and messages. Kush Riley delivers "Old Fashion," which connects the old-school reggae feel with fresh energy. Pinchers, known for classic hits like "Bandelero," contributes "Exchange Our Hearts," showing his long-standing influence in reggae music. The producer, RASHANCO MUSIC, plays a key role in shaping the riddim’s sound. Known for building rhythms that work well in sound system culture, RASHANCO MUSIC has released several successful projects, and Blue Sky Riddim is a highlight in their catalog. Their ability to create rhythms that blend roots tradition with modern touches has brought the label recognition in reggae circles. Looking back, roots fans often mention Blue Sky Riddim as a standout from 2022, remembering its strong foundation and the way it brought together talented artists from different backgrounds. The riddim’s mix of classic and new sounds keeps it relevant and loved in reggae music.
Blue Sky Tracklist:
- Crespo Salem – Dame Una Seal
- Jah Fabio – Amante Rub a Dub
- Jahricio – What Goes Around Comes Around
- Kush Riley – Old Fashion
- Pinchers – Exchange Our Hearts
- Press Kay – Rub a Dub Style
- Sotto Bless – Out Deh Na Ez
- Tarrus Riley – Old School
- Tenor Saw – Blue Sky
- Ras Ajai – Smoking Loud
- Papa Michigan – Mine Ya Bleaching