BOOM DROP RIDDIM produced by GHETTO NETWORK PRODUCTIONS 2013
Boom Drop Overview
Today, reggae fans still talk about the one drop base as a key sound of the genre. The one drop rhythm, with its steady drum and deep bass, connects old and new reggae music. This style is easy to recognize and has shaped many classic tracks. In 2013, the Boom Drop Riddim brought fresh energy to the one drop tradition. Artists like Lutan Fyah, with his song "StreetSide Ghetto," showed how the one drop base could support serious lyrics about life and struggle. New Kidz delivered "Have A Plan," using the riddim’s warmth to share his message. Jah Vinci’s "One More Time" added a smooth, emotional touch to the project. Delly Ranx, on "Pass & Gone," kept the vibe relaxed but still powerful. Singer J’s "For Your Love" brought a romantic feel to the riddim, showing its range. Other artists also made their mark. Kiprich gave fans "A She Me Love," while Sista Quanna offered "Swing Lo." Turbulence’s "Burn The Evil" showed the riddim could handle conscious lyrics too. Behind the scenes, the dub engineer played a big role in shaping the sound. The producer, GHETTO NETWORK PRODUCTIONS, is known for supporting roots and modern reggae artists. They helped keep the one drop base alive for new listeners, and their work on Boom Drop Riddim stands out for its quality and respect for tradition. The one drop base from this era remains an important part of reggae history. It continues to inspire artists and producers, proving that classic sounds can still feel fresh and meaningful.
Boom Drop Tracklist:
- Lutan Fyah – StreetSide Ghetto
- New Kidz – Have A Plan
- Jah Vinci – One More Time
- Delly Ranx – Pass & Gone
- Singer J – For Your Love
- Kiprich – A She Me Love
- Sista Quanna – Swing Lo
- Turbulence – Burn The Evil
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