D Vibe Release Details
- Riddim year: 2010
- Style: Reggae
- Total tracks: 8
- Unique artists on riddim: 8
- Production credits: Cut Thyme Studio
- Browse this riddim in year & database lists: 2010 Riddims List · 2010 Reggae Riddims
Junior King’s “Serious Times” feels like the sharpest point on D Vibe Riddim, and it gives the whole 2010 Cut Thyme Studio set its weight. The riddim moves through eight roots-minded cuts, with Deciple’s thankful turn on “Thank You, ” Foxy’s blunt “Too Much Guns, ” and King Soloman’s brighter “Jah Light” keeping the message side of the project front and centre. Major Ranks opens things up with “Celebrate, ” Revelation leans into the family-conscious pull of “Dad’S Love, ” and Zebulon closes the sequence with “Down To Ride, ” giving the set a tougher edge again. It’s a compact lineup, all one-voice-per-track, but the balance between uplift, warning, and street-level realism keeps the rhythm moving in a straight line. Still, it’s Junior King who leaves the deepest mark, cutting through the set with the kind of gravity that makes the riddim feel built around his tune.
D Vibe Tracklist:
- Bonus Track – Untitled
- Deciple – Thank You
- Foxy – Too Much Guns
- Junior King – Serious Times
- King Soloman – Jah Light
- Major Ranks – Celebrate
- Revelation – Dad’S Love
- Zebulon – Down To Ride
