Brighter Shade Riddim – Bread Back Productions 2023
Brighter Shade Overview
In 2023, the reggae world welcomed the Brighter Shade Riddim, a project that honored the deep roots of dub music. The dub cut on this riddim set a strong foundation for both singers and deejays. Dub, with its echoing effects and stripped-down beats, has always been central to reggae’s sound, and this release kept that tradition alive. The atmosphere was one of unity and respect for reggae’s history, while still sounding fresh and current. The riddim brought together respected artists who each added their own style. Sizzla and Bounty Killa joined forces on “How Dem Fi Fight Reggae Music,” their powerful voices blending over the dub backdrop. Sizzla is well known for his album “Da Real Thing,” which made a big impact in the early 2000s, while Bounty Killa is famous for his influence on dancehall and for winning a Grammy as part of the group with No Doubt on “Hey Baby.” Beenie Man, another reggae icon, contributed “Only Father God Knows.” He is recognized worldwide, especially for his hit “Who Am I (Sim Simma)” and for winning the Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album in 2001. Capleton’s “Burn Burn” brought fiery energy, and Louie Culture delivered “Curfew,” keeping the conscious lyrics at the forefront. Teflon added “Waan Rich,” showing the riddim’s versatility. Each artist respected the dub roots while bringing their own message. The dub cut of Brighter Shade Riddim still echoes the roots of 2023, proving that the classic reggae sound remains strong when artists and producers honor its foundation.
Brighter Shade Tracklist:
- Sizzla x Bounty Killa – How Dem Fi Fight Reggae Music
- Beenie Man – Only Father God Knows
- Capleton – Burn Burn
- Louie Culture – Curfew
- Teflon – Waan Rich
- Turbulence – Some Thing Good
- U T Ras – Night and Day
- Natty King – High Grade
- KIMECO – 90’s Swing
- Ataru – Piece a Shorts
- Bread Back – Brigher Shade
- Aguamala – Reggae Music
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