FEW YEAR OLD RIDDIM produced by SINGRY RECORDS 2013
Few Year Old Overview
The Few Year Old Riddim, released by SINGRY RECORDS in 2013, is a strong example of modern reggae staying true to its roots. The riddim’s classic structure is clear in its steady drum and bass, but it also blends hints of dancehall and even a touch of hip-hop in the flow, giving it a fresh sound that appeals to many listeners. Anthony B’s “Bad Mind People” stands out with powerful lyrics about unity and struggle, fitting perfectly with the riddim’s deep bass. Tony Curtis brings a smooth, melodic vibe with “Ganja Man,” showing his unique vocal style. Singry, who is also the producer, adds his own voice on “Here I Am,” mixing strong singing with thoughtful lyrics. Mega Banton’s “It Haffi Blaze” and Macka Diamond’s “Love” both add energy, with Mega Banton’s dancehall flair and Macka Diamond’s catchy hooks. Other artists, like Mr Lexx with “Mix Up” and Khristopher with “No Wey Nuh Bettah,” help to show the riddim’s flexibility, as each artist brings their own style while staying loyal to reggae tradition. Delly Ranx’s “Nuh Flex Like Girl,” Captain Barkey’s “Pray,” and Natural Black’s “Trouble Muh Set Like Rain” also add to the riddim’s rich sound. The studio hand’s work is clear in the tight mix and lively feel of each track. SINGRY RECORDS, known for supporting both new and established reggae acts, has made a big impact with this release. Few Year Old Riddim remains an important part of reggae history, showing how roots reggae can blend with other genres while keeping its original spirit alive.
Few Year Old Tracklist:
- Anthony B – Bad Mind People
- Tony Curtis – Ganja Man
- Singry – Here I Am
- Mega Banton – It Haffi Blaze
- Macka Diamond – Love
- Mr Lexx – Mix Up
- Khristopher – No Wey Nuh Bettah
- Delly Ranx – Nuh Flex Like Girl
- Captain Barkey – Pray
- Natural Black – Trouble Muh Set Like Rain
- G Maffiah – Wine Up Yu Body
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