Drum Stick Riddim – Stride Music Production

DRUM STICK RIDDIM produced by STRIDE MUSIC PRODUCTION 2014

Drum Stick Overview

STRIDE MUSIC PRODUCTION is a reggae label known for keeping real roots music alive. Over the years, they have worked with both new and classic reggae artists. Their projects often get attention from reggae fans and selectors around the world. In 2014, they released the Drum Stick Riddim, which brought together a strong group of artists and songs. On this riddim, Jimmy Riley sings "Where There’S A Will." Riley was a legendary Jamaican singer, known for his solo work and as a member of The Uniques. He had hits like “Love and Devotion” and worked with many top producers in his long career. His voice on this riddim brings wisdom and soul. Ras Fraser Jr is another artist on the project, performing "Let No One Stop You." He is known for his uplifting messages and positive lyrics. His song on this riddim fits well with the conscious reggae style. Mr Fre brings "Ssh - Mi Life," adding his unique energy. Eudecous shines with "International Suffering," giving a voice to struggles faced around the world. Half Pint, with his song "Roll On," is also part of this release. Half Pint is famous for his hit “Greetings” and his influence on dancehall and reggae music. His style connects old and new reggae listeners. The Drum Stick Riddim uses classic reggae sounds—steady drums, deep bass, and strong melodies. In 2014, this backdrop helped keep the roots of reggae alive, bringing together artists who respect the music’s history and message.

Drum Stick Tracklist:

1. Jimmy Riley – Where There’S A Will
2. Ras Fraser Jr – Let No One Stop You
3. Mr Fre-Ssh – Mi Life
4. Eudecous – International Suffering
5. Lavaah Goodaz – Move On
6. Half Pint – Roll On
7. Lady G – First Commandment
8. Lutan Fyah – Roots & Culture
9. Pam Hall – This Is Love
10. Ras Ghandi – One Away Soldier

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