DON RIDDIM produced by PICKOUT PRODUCTION 2014
Produced by PICKOUT PRODUCTION, Don Riddim captures a 2014 reggae riddim full of joyful spark. Jojo Mac, Ras Kushi, Stratdon flow smoothly through rootsy tracks that keep the riddim exciting. The presence of selector favorite ties it all together. It’s a standout project worth attention. Reggae heat!
Don Overview
The Don Riddim dub release stands out because of its strong roots reggae sound and careful arrangement. The culture arranger behind this project helped shape the music’s deep and steady groove, giving the riddim a real 2014 roots feeling. The arrangement made the tracks easy for selectors to play in roots sessions, and soon the riddim became a favorite at these events. PICKOUT PRODUCTION produced this release. The label has a long history in Jamaican music, starting in the 1980s. PICKOUT PRODUCTION is known for working with both new and established reggae and dancehall artists. Over the years, the label has released many popular riddims and helped launch several careers in the reggae world. This release features three main artists: Jojo Mac, Ras Kushi, and Stratdon. Jojo Mac delivers the track “All Night,” bringing her smooth vocals and energy to the riddim. Jojo Mac is known for her unique style and has made a name for herself with songs like “All Night.” Ras Kushi adds his voice to the project with “You Got It Right.” His track fits perfectly with the rootsy vibe and shows his skill as a reggae singer. Stratdon’s song “One Night” completes the trio, adding another layer to the riddim’s warmth. Together, these artists and the careful production from PICKOUT PRODUCTION made this dub release a staple in roots reggae sessions. The Don Riddim echoes the lively and joyful spirit of 2014 reggae, making it a memorable project for fans and selectors alike.
Don Tracklist:
- Jojo Mac – All Night
- Ras Kushi – You Got It Right
- Stratdon – One Night
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