BOOK & PEN RIDDIM produced by INFINITY STUDIO 2016
Book and Pen Overview
In 2016, the Book and Pen Riddim brought together some of reggae’s most respected voices. Kabasi led with the thoughtful track "Book & Pen." Sammy Dread, known for his classic hit "Road Block," added his experience to the mix with "Yute Man." Andrew Bees, who has been the lead singer for Black Uhuru, delivered "Don’T Want To Be Loved," showing his roots reggae style. Natural contributed "Warriors," and Gyptian, famous worldwide for "Hold Yuh," gave fans "Over Again." The riddim’s sound drew from the rocksteady era, echoing the classic reggae rhythms of the past. This steady, rolling beat created a foundation for the artists’ conscious lyrics. Each performer brought their own message, but the flow of the riddim kept everything connected and smooth. Behind the scenes, INFINITY STUDIO played a key role in shaping the release. Known for their work in modern roots reggae, the studio has helped several hits reach international audiences. Their production on Book and Pen Riddim balanced tradition with modern sound, making it popular with both old and new reggae fans. INFINITY STUDIO’s careful guidance made sure the riddim stayed true to its meditative and rootsy vibe. With its strong lineup and classic flow, the Book and Pen Riddim helped keep roots reggae alive in 2016. The songs and their messages still stand out, showing the power of collaboration and timeless production.
Book and Pen Tracklist:
- Kabasi – Book & Pen
- Sammy Dread – Yute Man
- Andrew Bees – Don’T Want To Be Loved
- Natural – Warriors
- Gyptian – Over Again
- Aborijah – Love You Girl
- Chukki Starr – Good Woman
- Glen Washington – Forever In Love
- I-Taweh – In This Game Of Life
- Messenjah Selah – Present To Me
- Stevie Culture – Check Yourself
- King Hopeton – Keep Us
- Jayedge – Can’T Take It
- Otis O. Campbell – Morning Star
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