Few Year Old Riddim – Dretegs Production

Few Year Old Riddim produced by Dretegs Production 2010

Few Year Old Overview

If you are a fan of roots reggae from the early 2010s, the Few Year Old Riddim stands out as a strong example of the era’s sound. The instrumental has a steady, roots-driven rhythm that gives singers and deejays a powerful base. This is different from some other roots projects of the time, which often added digital or dancehall elements. Instead, this riddim keeps things classic, with heavy bass and a relaxed pace that feels timeless. Artists like Boom Blast, with his track "Hot Gal," bring energetic vocals that ride the riddim smoothly. Barkey’s "Are You Ready To Pray" shows the spiritual side of roots reggae. Delly Ranks, known for his hit "Pon Di Corner" with Mega Banton, adds his own style with "Flex Like Girl." G Mafia’s "Wine Up" and Kristopher’s "Here I Am," "Nuh Weh," and "Nuh Weh Version" all show how the riddim can support both singing and deejaying. Each artist uses the roots instrumental to bring out their message and vibe. The dub engineer plays an important role too, shaping the sound with echo, reverb, and special effects. This gives the riddim extra depth and makes it stand out on sound systems. Dretegs Production, the producer, is known for supporting reggae’s deep bass culture. With a history of working with both new and established artists, Dretegs Production helps keep the roots reggae tradition alive.

Few Year Old Tracklist:

1. Boom Blast – Hot Gal
2. Barkey – Are You Ready To Pray
3. Delly Ranks – Flex Like Girl
4. G Mafia – Wine Up
5. Kristopher – Here I Am
6. Kristopher – Nuh Weh
7. Kristopher – Nuh Weh Version
8. Kyene – Too Much Gun
9. Macka Daimond – Love
10. Mega Banton – Blaze
11. Lex – Which Gyal
12. Natural Black – No Set Like Rain
13. Tony Curtis – Ganja Man
14. Dretegs Production – Few Year Old Riddim Instrumental

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