DARK AUTUMN RIDDIM produced by BASSICK RECORDS JA
Dark Autumn Overview
The dub cut of the Dark Autumn Riddim from 2021 is still remembered by roots reggae fans today. Its echoing sound and deep bass lines brought listeners back to classic reggae traditions. Many selectors and collectors talk about how this dub cut captured the spirit of earlier eras while adding a modern touch. The riddim featured a strong line-up of artists, each bringing their own style. Anju Blaxx & Daniel Bassick delivered “Nothing Fi You Play Wid,” a track known for its thoughtful lyrics and vintage-inspired flow. Anju Blaxx is also well known for his work as a producer and has contributed to several notable projects in the reggae and dancehall scene. I Waata’s “Millions” stood out with its catchy hook and reflective message. I Waata gained wider attention with his hit “Clip Tall” in 2020, which helped to establish his name among younger dancehall fans. Jay joined forces with Bencil Clickstar for “Jason & Freddy,” adding a playful yet conscious edge to the riddim. Nicko Blast’s “Autumn Days” brought a mellow, thoughtful vibe, while Maestro Don’s “Hot Like Fever” gave the riddim extra energy. Maestro Don is recognized for his energetic delivery and has built a solid following in recent years. The roots selector behind the project was BASSICK RECORDS JA. The label is known for its commitment to roots revival and has produced several projects that have gathered thousands of streams online. Their focus on authentic reggae sounds helped give the Dark Autumn Riddim its unique identity and lasting appeal. Looking back, roots fans always mention this dub cut of 2021 as a standout moment in modern reggae.
Dark Autumn Tracklist:
- Anju Blaxx & Daniel Bassick – Nothing Fi You Play Wid
- I Waata – Millions
- Jay-A & Bencil Clickstar – Jason & Freddy
- Nicko Blast – Autumn Days
- Maestro Don – Hot Like Fever
- Militant – Lift Up Di Rifle
- Rondon – Funeral Reach
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