Emancipation Rock Riddim – Pot Of Gold

EMANCIPATION ROCK RIDDIM produced by POT OF GOLD 2006

Emancipation Rock Overview

The Emancipation Rock Riddim brought a lively, rhythmic energy to the dancehall scene in 2006. Its yard beat was both playful and sharp, mixing deep basslines with crisp percussion. The rhythm invited dancers to move, with a bounce that was easy to catch and hard to forget. The riddim’s groove was a perfect match for energetic parties and street dances, making it a favorite for selectors and fans. Sizzla, a well-known voice in reggae and dancehall, added his song “All Over The World - Row” to the mix. Sizzla is famous for his powerful lyrics and has released dozens of albums, including the acclaimed “Da Real Thing” in 2002. His contribution brought fire and passion to the riddim. Nino Brown’s “What A Sin - Row” showed off his unique style, giving the riddim a different flavor. Natural Black, known for his 2006 hit “Far From Reality,” delivered “What Sense It Makes - Row” and its version, adding thoughtful lyrics and a smooth flow. Behind the scenes, the producer POT OF GOLD was key in shaping this project. POT OF GOLD is a respected Jamaican label, founded by the late reggae singer Beres Hammond. The label is known for working with top artists and delivering quality productions. Their touch helped the Emancipation Rock Riddim stand out in 2006’s dancehall culture, blending sharp lyrics with infectious grooves.

Emancipation Rock Tracklist:

1. Sizzla – All Over The World – Row
2. Nino Brown – What A Sin – Row
3. Natural Black – What Sense It Makes – Row
4. Natural Black – What Sense It Makes Version