CONVERSATION RIDDIM produced by CAVEMAN PRODUCTIONS 2016
Conversation Overview
In 2016, the Conversation Riddim became a key release in reggae sound system culture. This riddim brought together modern reggae artists, each adding their own style while keeping the classic reggae flow alive. It was released by CAVEMAN PRODUCTIONS, a Jamaican label known for its roots reggae sound and strong focus on authentic rhythms. CAVEMAN PRODUCTIONS has a history of supporting conscious reggae music and is respected for its work with both new and established artists. The Conversation Riddim stands out for its percussion-driven groove and warm, sun-soaked instrumentals. The riddim’s arranger played a big role, blending traditional reggae elements with a fresh, modern touch. This made the riddim popular at reggae dances and on sound systems, where its steady beat and soulful melodies fit perfectly. The project features several strong tracks. Isha Bell’s “Peace In My House” sets a spiritual tone, while Sizzla delivers “Let’s Get Together” with his signature energy. Sizzla is known worldwide for his hit “Thank You Mama” and has released dozens of albums across his career. “I Am Falling In Love” by I Bergher adds a romantic vibe, and “Your Love” by Fred Locks brings in deep roots feeling; Fred Locks is famous for his classic song “Black Star Liners.” Nerus Joseph’s “Writing On The Wall” adds another layer, showing the riddim’s range.
Conversation Tracklist:
- Peace In My House – Isha Bell
- Let’S Get Together – Sizzla
- I Am Falling In Love – I Bergher
- Your Love – Fred Locks
- Writing On The Wall – Nerus Joseph
- Got To Find The Way – Mall Chest
- Brighter Future – Donovan Steele
- House Burn Down – Equip
- Feds – G Mac
- Crime Stop – Jungle Wiss
- Investigate – Mr. Lee
- The Brown Thing Dead – Razor Sharp
- Conversation Riddim Caveman Productions
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