Dance Drop Riddim produced by Soundcrew 2010
Dance Drop Overview
The dub cut of the Dance Drop Riddim stands out with its deep, echoing bass and vintage reggae feel. The mood is both energetic and thoughtful, capturing the roots style that was strong in 2010. Listeners can feel the classic reggae pulse, making it easy to get lost in the rhythm. Anthony B’s “Change” brings his powerful voice and message to the riddim. Known for his hit “Fire Pon Rome” and his album “Universal Struggle,” Anthony B has long been a key figure in conscious reggae. Chezidek’s “Extradite” shows his unique vocal style and roots commitment. Chuck Fenda, with “Money,” adds a sharp edge; he is well known for his song “I Swear,” which was a big success in Jamaica. Other highlights include Everton Blende’s “Did You Pray,” which offers a spiritual touch, and Honorable’s “Never Give Up,” adding hope and determination to the mix. The Dance Drop Riddim was selected by roots DJs and released on the Soundcrew label. Soundcrew, based in Jamaica, is known for bringing together talented artists and producing riddims that respect reggae traditions. Their work has appeared on several popular reggae compilations. This dub cut was an important part of 2010’s reggae scene, showing the lasting depth and soul of roots music.
Dance Drop Tracklist:
- Anthony B – Change
- Chezidek – Extradite
- Chuck Fenda – Money
- Everton Blende – Did You Pray
- Honorable – Never Give Up
- Kemar Flava Mcgregor – Dance Drop Version
- Khago – Talk
- Luciano – What A Heat
- Lutan Fyah – The System
- Nikesha Lindo – Gotta Let You Go
- Pressure – World Is In Trouble
- Sadiki – Night Boss
- Sizzla – Blessing Us
- Turbulence – Gun
- Wayne Wonder – Piece A Da Pie
- Ziggi – Street Life
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