FREE THE SESS RIDDIM produced by MARK TOPSECRET MUSIC 2013
Free The Sess Overview
The dub cut on the Free The Sess Riddim stands as a strong base for reggae music in 2013. This version is not just about heavy bass and echo. It also connects reggae with other styles, such as hip hop and electronic music. The deep rhythms and effects make it easy for DJs and producers to add their own touches, blending genres while keeping the reggae feeling alive. Macka B brings his unique voice and style to the riddim with “Could Have Been I.” He is known for his social messages and humor in music. One of his best-known songs is “Cucumber,” which shows his skill in mixing serious topics with fun. The Mighty Diamonds, with their song “Them Free The Sess Abroad,” add classic roots harmonies. They are famous for their hit “Pass the Kouchie,” a song that has been covered and sampled many times around the world. Their presence on this riddim shows their lasting influence in reggae. Richard Parks Mark Ainsworth gives a different flavor with “Free The Sess.” His contribution adds to the variety and depth of the collection. The culture arranger plays a key role by shaping the sound and keeping the roots feeling strong across all tracks. Producer MARK TOPSECRET MUSIC is known for keeping the rebel spirit of reggae at the center of his work. He has built a name for himself in the reggae scene with solid productions and a focus on roots revival. This release is a good example of reggae’s power and its ability to mix with other genres, while still holding on to its foundation.
Free The Sess Tracklist:
- Macka B – Could Have Been I
- The Mighty Diamonds – Them Free The Sess Abroad (Dancehall Mix)
- The Mighty Diamonds – Them Free The Sess Abroad (Straight Mix)
- The Mighty Diamonds; – Them Free The Sess Abroad (Dub Mix)
- Richard Parks Mark Ainsworth. – Free The Sess (Instrumental)
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