DA REAL TIME RIDDIM VOL 1 – GRILLARAS PRODUCTIONS 2006
Da Real Time Overview
The dub version of Da Real Time Riddim from 2006 is a true roots reggae experience. Its rhythm is deep and steady, with a gentle swing that gives it a relaxed, island vibe. The bassline moves smoothly, and the drums keep a hypnotic pulse, making the riddim easy to enjoy on any sound system. Echoes and effects in the dub cut add extra space and warmth, bringing out the full flavor of classic reggae. Several standout artists made their mark on this riddim. Anthony B, known for his strong messages and energetic delivery, brings “Keep Rising” to life. Anthony B is also famous for his hit “Fire Pon Rome,” which helped establish his career in the late 1990s. Capleton, another reggae giant, delivers “Open Your Eyes.” Capleton’s album “More Fire” is regarded as a modern roots classic. Chezidek adds his smooth voice to “Love Is So Beautiful,” a song that became one of his signature tunes. Chrisinti sings “Mystery Morning,” bringing a thoughtful and soulful touch. Daddigon’s “Hatred” stands out with its heartfelt lyrics and steady flow. The producer of Da Real Time Riddim shaped the sound with care, mixing each track to highlight the unique style of every artist. This riddim still carries the spirit of 2006 reggae: rootsy, conscious, and full of good vibes. It remains a favorite for fans of classic reggae sounds.
Da Real Time Tracklist:
- Anthony B – Keep Rising
- Capleton – Open Your Eyes
- Chezidek – Love Is So Beautiful
- Chrisinti – Mystery Morning
- Da Real Time Riddim – Medley Mix
- Da Real Time Riddim – Version
- Daddigon – Hatred
- Junior Kelly – Not All About Sex
- Lutan Fyah – Good Health
- Marchos Hi – Rhythm Of Life
- Mikey General – No More War
- Military Man – Ganja Delivery
- Norris Man – Humble Heart
- Patriot – Unfortunate Foes
- Perfect – Word Power And Sound
- Turbulence – Dem A Nu Rasta
- UT Ras – Blessed
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