Cuss Cuss Riddim produced by Digital English 2024
Cuss Cuss Overview
The 2024 release of the Cuss Cuss Riddim brought together some talented reggae artists, each adding their own style to the project. Fitzie Nicenss, known for his uplifting track "Got To Have A Purpose," brings a thoughtful and conscious voice to the riddim. Tarzan, who delivers the song "Road Block," adds energy and a streetwise perspective. Devon Clarke, with his tune "Voltage," is recognized in reggae circles for his distinctive vocals and roots influence. Trevor Spark joins in with "Come In A The Dance," offering a classic dancehall flavor, while Digital English, the producer, closes the set with "Come In We Dub," a heavy dub version that showcases his signature production style. The rocksteady flow of the riddim is clear from the first note. The musicians use steady, rolling basslines and crisp drum patterns, creating a relaxed but powerful groove. This conscious sound stands out, inviting listeners to reflect while moving to the beat. Digital English, the producer behind the project, has a long history in reggae music. He started his Digital English label in the 1980s, working with both established and rising artists. Known for his digital productions and collaborations with artists like Johnny Osbourne and Sugar Minott, he has helped shape the modern reggae sound. His approach on the Cuss Cuss Riddim keeps the roots tradition alive, while also sounding fresh and relevant in 2024. This roots project is a strong example of reggae’s lasting power, bringing together different voices and styles under a classic riddim. The music remains true to its roots, showing why reggae continues to thrive.
Cuss Cuss Tracklist:
- Fitzie Nicenss – Got To Have A Purpose
- Tarzan – Road Block
- Devon Clarke – Voltage (Devon Clarke Drum & Bass)
- Devon Clarke – Voltage (Raw Dub)
- Trevor Spark – Come In A The Dance
- Digital English – Come In We Dub (Digital English)
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