BREAK TIME RIDDIM produced by ROAD DOG PRODUCTIONS 2006
Break Time Overview
In 2006, the Break Time Riddim became a favorite in reggae sound system culture. At dances and street parties, selectors would spin this riddim, and the heavy bass and sharp drums would fill the air. The music arranger played a big part, building each track so it would sound strong on big speakers and keep the crowd moving. The producer behind the project, ROAD DOG PRODUCTIONS, had already made a name in reggae circles. Known for working with both new and established artists, ROAD DOG PRODUCTIONS helped push reggae’s sound forward in the 2000s. Their label was respected for bringing out fresh riddims and keeping roots reggae alive. Break Time Riddim featured a line-up of artists who each brought their own style. Angel delivered “Happy,” a song that brought a sweet, uplifting feeling to the mix. General Degree, famous for his hit “Traffic Blocking,” kept things moving with “Never.” King David added some sharp lyrics on “Think Dem Smart,” giving the riddim an edge. Morgan Heritage, a group known for their Grammy-winning album “Strictly Roots,” joined in with “Never Lose Control.” Their track added a powerful, rootsy vibe. Mr Easy, who found big success with “Drive Me Crazy,” kept the dance energy high with “Reggae Fever.” Each artist’s song carried a message, and together, they made Break Time Riddim a project that stood out. In sound system sessions, this riddim kept the crowd’s attention and the message of reggae alive in 2006.
Break Time Tracklist:
- Angel – Happy
- General Degree – Never
- King David – Think Dem Smart
- Morgan Heritage – Never Lose Control
- Mr Easy – Reggae Fever
- Red Foxx – One Draw
- Richie Stephens – Glad Yuh Neva Run
- Systa Irie – Rude Bwoy
- Version – Break Time Riddim
- Warrior King – Crazy People
- Yellow Man – Number One Girl
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