Fountain Riddim 2009
Fountain Overview
The roots drop of the Fountain Riddim made its mark in Jamaica in early 2009. It quickly became a favorite on sound system nights, with selectors spinning it for crowds who loved its blend of classic reggae feel and fresh energy. The riddim’s deep bass and crisp drums connected instantly with roots reggae fans. Several talented artists lent their voices to this release. Anthony Cruz, known for his smooth vocals and hits like “Halfway Tree,” brought forward "Different - Jah," adding a heartfelt and conscious message. Cavon followed with "Knocking At My Door - Jah," carrying a soulful delivery that fit perfectly with the riddim’s revivalist vibe. Teflon, a respected name in reggae and dancehall, offered two tracks: "Dash Weh The Yute Dem - Jah" and "Heartbeat - Jah." Teflon is recognized for his powerful lyrics and has worked with major producers in the genre, earning attention for songs like “Journey.” Groove completed the line-up with "Wasnt Good Enough - Jah," rounding out the riddim’s emotional spectrum. The roots selector played a big part in the riddim’s popularity, choosing the right moments to drop these tracks and keep the dancefloor moving. While the producer’s name is not always highlighted, the quality of the Fountain Riddim speaks for itself, showing careful attention to detail and respect for reggae traditions. The roots drop of Fountain Riddim stands as one of the cultural highlights of 2019, still echoing through reggae circles and sound systems worldwide.
Fountain Tracklist:
- Anthony Cruz – Different – Jah
- Cavon – Knocking At My Door – Jah
- Teflon – Dash Weh The Yute Dem – Jah
- Groove – Wasnt Good Enough – Jah
- Teflon – Heartbeat – Jah
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