EVOLUTION RIDDIM produced by FLAVA SQUAD ENTERTAINMENT – 2011
Evolution Overview
In 2011, reggae fans were treated to the Evolution Riddim, a project that stayed close to the heart of traditional reggae music. The foundation rhythm was crafted with care, featuring the classic reggae beat and deep basslines that define the genre. This was no accident—FLAVA SQUAD ENTERTAINMENT, the producer behind the riddim, is known in reggae circles for their authentic sound and commitment to roots music. Based in Jamaica, FLAVA SQUAD ENTERTAINMENT has worked with both new and established artists, helping to shape the modern reggae scene. The recording process for Evolution Riddim focused on capturing the warmth and depth of live instruments, giving the tracks a timeless feel. Each artist brought their own style and message to the riddim, building on the solid foundation laid by the producer. ATARU’s “CHANGES” stands out for its thoughtful lyrics and smooth delivery, fitting perfectly with the riddim’s rootsy vibe. BOBBY TENNA’s “STILL ALIVE” adds a message of resilience, while DILINGUA’s “GUIDE MY STEPS” brings a spiritual touch. The instrumental track, “EVOLUTION RIDDIM produced by INSTRUMENTAL,” lets the musicianship shine. MAD COBRA, known for his hit song “Flex,” delivers “SECRET IN THE CLOSET,” adding dancehall energy to the mix. NICKEISHA BARNES’s “JET PLANE” and RHYS’s “SWEET JAMAICA” each offer their own unique voice. SIZZLA, a Grammy-nominated artist, brings power to “CRUELTY,” rounding out the lineup. With its strong roots and talented artists, Evolution Riddim kept reggae’s traditions alive and fresh for a new generation.
Evolution Tracklist:
1. ATARU – CHANGES2. BOBBY TENNA – STILL ALIVE3. DILINGUA – GUIDE MY STEPS4. EVOLUTION RIDDIM produced by INSTRUMENTAL5. MAD COBRA – SECRET IN THE CLOSET6. NICKEISHA BARNES – JET PLANE7. RHYS – SWEET JAMAICA8. SIZZLA – CRUELTY
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