DIME RIDDIM produced by QUANTAM RECORDS 2009
Dime Overview
In 2009, the Dime Riddim was released as part of the year’s roots reggae output. This instrumental stands out for its strong percussion and roots-inspired style, making it popular in cultural sets that year. The Dime Riddim gave a platform to several talented reggae and dancehall artists. Aima Moses is featured with the song "Don't Come Close." He is known for his roots reggae approach and has performed at international festivals. Albert Olton brings his voice to "In A War," adding a thoughtful message to the riddim. Biggie Irie, who won the 2007 International Soca Monarch Groovy Soca title, delivers "Baby Momma." His experience in both reggae and soca brings a unique flavor to the project. Buggy Nhakente contributes with "Better Days," while Donella adds her touch with "All Night." Each artist brings their own style, making the riddim diverse and lively. The Dime Riddim was produced by QUANTAM RECORDS. This Barbados-based label is known for supporting both local and regional talent. Their productions often blend traditional and modern reggae sounds, and they have helped several Caribbean artists reach wider audiences. With its roots focus and a line-up of respected artists, the Dime Riddim remains a memorable cultural recording from 2009, showing the ongoing creativity in Caribbean reggae music.
Dime Tracklist:
- Aima Moses – Don’t Come Close
- Albert Olton – In A War
- Biggie Irie – Baby Momma
- Buggy Nhakente – Better Days
- Donella – All Night
- LRG – Bajan Breed
- Mark Cristal – Just Won’t Say
- MarzVille – Shes A Dime
- Peter Ram – Vat
- Rusty – Thanks
- SluggyDan – One Girl
- Superstar – Not Made That Way
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