DANGER RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2012
Danger Overview
In 2012, the Danger Riddim brought a fresh rocksteady sound to reggae lovers. The flow of this riddim was built in the studio with careful attention to classic roots reggae, but with a modern touch. The live instruments and steady drum patterns gave the riddim a warm, rolling groove that made it stand out on sound systems. The producer, known as VARIOUS ARTISTS, guided the project with a clear vision. This collective has a history of bringing together different reggae talents for special projects. Their releases often appear on reggae playlists around the world, and Danger Riddim is a strong example of their creative work. The riddim features a strong lineup. Ras Zacharri opens with "Wake Up," a track that carries his signature conscious lyrics. Ras Zacharri is known for his song "Herbsman," which brought him attention in the roots reggae scene. King David follows with "Mama And Papa," adding heartfelt vocals and a message about family. Aima Moses delivers "Get Up," showing his smooth style. Aima Moses is recognized for his single "Live Forever," which gained popularity in reggae circles. Pampi Judah brings "Time Get So Sereus," with a strong roots message and steady delivery. Bobo Smith’s "Some People Like U" adds a thoughtful touch to the riddim. Each artist brings their own flavor, but together they create a unified sound. Danger Riddim quickly became a favorite in reggae playlists and echoed the roots spirit of 2012.
Danger Tracklist:
- Ras Zacharri – Wake Up
- King David – Mama And Papa
- Aima Moses – Get Up
- Pampi Judah – Time Get So Sereus
- Bobo Smith – Some People Like U
- Stikki Tantafari – These Streets
- Rasta Zilion – What Are We Figthing For
- Bronco Knowledge – Ne Touche Pas (Dont Touch)
- Jah Rain – Dirty Society
- Cutlture Dan – Mind How Yuh Chat To Me
- Ras Myrhdak – Priditors And Dogs
- Shocking Murray – Burn Dem
- Fayaman – Rise Up Now
- Positivyoung – Sunir
- Baron Black – Babylon
- Version – Danger Riddim
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