DAILY BREAD RIDDIM produced by BONNER CORNERSTONE MUSIC 2012
Daily Bread Overview
When Daily Bread Riddim arrived in 2012, reggae fans welcomed it with open arms. Listeners praised the project for its authentic roots sound and conscious lyrics. The riddim’s steady, traditional reggae rhythm made it popular in reggae sets and playlists, where it still lives on today. Artists brought their own unique energy to the release. Snatcher’s track, “Prayer,” stood out for its heartfelt delivery and message. Richie Spice, known for his hit song “Earth a Run Red,” added “Small Corner” to the riddim, bringing his signature voice and uplifting style. Iyah Shines contributed “Free I,” keeping the conscious spirit alive. Adventurous gave fans “Eyes Wide Open,” while Spanner Banner, who is recognized for his 1993 hit “Life Goes On,” delivered the soulful “Happiness.” Each artist’s performance fit perfectly with the riddim’s rootsy foundation. The production also featured Admiral Tibett’s “Beware” and a version by Cornerstone called “Daily Bread Riddim.” The whole project was engineered with care, keeping the classic reggae sound at its heart. Behind the scenes, the dub engineer worked closely with the label to make sure every track sounded crisp and powerful. The producer, BONNER CORNERSTONE MUSIC, is known for supporting roots reggae and helping artists reach wider audiences. The label has a history of releasing music that stays true to Jamaican sound system culture. Even years later, Daily Bread Riddim still echoes the roots of 2012, reminding fans of reggae’s timeless power and message.
Daily Bread Tracklist:
- Snatcher – Prayer
- Richie Spice – Small Corner
- Iyah Shines – Free I
- Adventurous – Eyes Wide Open
- Spanner Banner – Happiness
- Admiral Tibett – Beware
- Cornerstone – Daily Bread Riddim
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