FLYING RIDDIM produced by OUT DEH RECORDS 2012
Flying Overview
In 2012, the Flying Riddim added a fresh roots sound to the reggae scene. This project, produced by OUT DEH RECORDS, stands out for its deep roots reggae style and strong vocal performances. OUT DEH RECORDS, a label known for working with artists like Sizzla and Anthony B, brought together both new and experienced voices for this release. Juvenile’s song, Uptown Downtown People, brings a laidback vibe that fits well with the riddim’s steady groove. Singing Sweet, who is well-known for his hit cover When I See You Smile, adds his smooth voice to On And On. Kibaki, with Real People, delivers lyrics that reflect real-life struggles and hopes. Nazine’s Holding On shows his ability to blend emotion with roots rhythms. The dub cut, Version — Flying Riddim, is a special part of this release. The dub engineer takes the original riddim and mixes it with echoes and effects. This dub version blends roots reggae with touches of dancehall and even hints of electronic music. It creates a spacey, hypnotic feel that connects different styles and appeals to fans across genres. Vocal harmonies are a big part of this project. Each artist brings something unique, but the harmonies tie the songs together. The dub engineer’s work helps the riddim stand out and gives it a fresh, modern sound. The Flying Riddim is one of the important roots reggae releases from 2012.
Flying Tracklist:
- Juvenile – Uptown Downtown People
- Singing Sweet – On And On
- Kibaki – Real People
- Nazine – Holding On
- Savage – Never Give Up
- Version – Flying Riddim
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