FOUNDATION RIDDIM produced by BUZWAKK PRODS 2016
Foundation Overview
In 2016, reggae fans welcomed the Foundation Riddim, produced by BUZWAKK PRODS. This project became a favorite for lovers of roots reggae. The riddim uses the classic one drop beat, which is the heartbeat of roots reggae. On Foundation Riddim, the one drop style mixes with jazzy chords and modern touches, giving the songs a fresh but familiar sound. This blend lets the music connect with both longtime reggae listeners and new fans. Several talented artists brought their own style to the riddim. Bucky Jo & Queeny D’Empress shine on “Gimmi Some Roots,” giving a strong roots message. Norrisman & Selvie Wonder perform “Tek Yu Hand From Yu Jaw,” adding deep vocals and harmonies. Norrisman is well known in reggae for songs like “Persistence,” a track that helped build his reputation in the roots revival movement. Bunny Lie Lie’s “This Team” keeps the vibe positive, while Real African’s “Right Track” brings uplifting lyrics. Grantie Asher sings “Get A Witness,” showing why he is respected for his smooth voice. Lorna Asher delivers “People Warning,” adding a conscious message. Other highlights on the riddim include Action Fyah’s “Pon Di Corner,” Troublesome’s “Dancing Shoes,” and Sandeeno’s “Good Over Evil.” BUZWAKK PRODS, the producer, is known for supporting authentic reggae and has worked on several roots projects. The label is respected in the sound system scene for keeping classic reggae culture alive. Foundation Riddim remains a standout cultural release from 2016, remembered for its roots energy and creative blend of sounds.
Foundation Tracklist:
- Bucky Jo & Queeny D’Empress – Gimmi Some Roots
- Norrisman & Selvie Wonder – Tek Yu Hand From Yu Jaw
- Bunny Lie Lie – This Team
- Real African – Right Track
- Grantie Asher – Get A Witness
- Lorna Asher – People Warning
- Action Fyah – Pon Di Corner
- Troublesome – Dancing Shoes
- Sandeeno – Good Over Evil
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