Bread Fruit Riddim – Flyroots Productions

Bread Fruit Riddim produced by Flyroots Productions 2010

Bread Fruit Overview

Bread Fruit Riddim, released in 2010, stands as a strong example of modern roots reggae with deep ties to sound system culture. In Jamaica, sound systems are more than just speakers—they are a tradition where selectors play the latest riddims and vocal cuts for the community, helping songs gain popularity. The Bread Fruit Riddim’s steady, warm bass and organic instrumental elements make it a favorite for selectors and reggae fans alike, fitting perfectly into the roots reggae sound system tradition. The sound behind this riddim comes from Flyroots Productions, a label known for its focus on authentic reggae sounds. Flyroots Productions has built a reputation over the years for releasing quality roots and culture music. Their work often highlights the soulful and conscious side of reggae, and Bread Fruit Riddim is one of their most recognized releases, streaming on platforms worldwide and praised by selectors for its consistency and vibe. The riddim features several respected artists, each bringing their unique voice and message. Anthony John delivers "Health & Strength," a track filled with uplifting words. Chrisinti’s "None Like H.I.M" is a heartfelt tribute with strong spiritual energy. Determine’s "Wicked Hafi Fall" carries a powerful message against negativity, while Emperor Mangasha’s "Higher Than Dem" offers inspiration and resilience. The instrumental version, "Bread Fruit Riddim," lets listeners appreciate the full depth of the production. This roots instrumental continues to play an important role in reggae history, connecting new listeners and selectors with the heart of the music. Its steady rhythm and conscious lyrics keep it alive in dances and on playlists worldwide.

Bread Fruit Tracklist:

1. Anthony John – Health & Strength
2. Chrisinti – None Like H.I.M
3. Determine – Wicked Hafi Fall
4. Emperor Mangasha – Higher Than Dem
5. Instrumental – Bread Fruit Riddim
6. Kulcha Knox – Jah Will Be There
7. Luciano – Battle Field Warriors
8. Lutan Fyah – Over Come Dem
9. Mark Tenn – Who Is That Girl
10. Norris Man – Differences
11. Ras Brando – Years To Come
12. Spectacular – Hungry Society
13. Steve Machettie – Careless Itiopian
14. Tavanity – Foot Prints
15. Torch – Celebrate Your Love
16. Turbulence – Just Hold On

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