Buckle Up Riddim

BUCKLE UP RIDDIM produced by Q45 – 2000

Buckle Up Overview

At the start of the 2000s, reggae and dancehall music saw many new riddims and sounds. One of the memorable releases from this time was the Buckle Up Riddim. The dub cut from this riddim is still respected today as a strong roots foundation. Many fans remember it as a key sound from the year 2000. The producer behind this riddim is Q45 -. Q45 - is known in the reggae world for his smooth productions and work with different artists. He has helped shape the sound of modern reggae, and his riddims often become favorites among selectors and collectors. On the Buckle Up Riddim, three artists stand out. Louie Culture brings his song "Island Green" to the riddim. Louie Culture is well known for his hit "Gangalee" and has been a respected voice in reggae since the 1990s. His style is conscious and uplifting, which fits well with the roots feel of the dub cut. Steve Layne appears with "Caan Sit Down Son." Steve Layne is not as widely known as some other artists, but his work on this riddim shows his strong vocal style and commitment to reggae music. Devonte sings "Why Did You Do It." Devonte is known for his smooth voice and has had success both as a solo artist and as part of the duo Tanto Metro & Devonte. Their song "Everyone Falls in Love" is a dancehall classic.