FREEDOM TRAIN RIDDIM produced by DREADSQUAD 2017
Freedom Train Overview
The Freedom Train Riddim compilation was released in 2017, bringing fresh energy to the reggae scene from Europe. Produced by the well-known DREADSQUAD, this project quickly became a favorite for fans of roots reggae, especially in one drop sessions. DREADSQUAD, based in Poland, is respected for blending classic reggae with modern sounds. Over the years, DREADSQUAD has worked with artists like Ward 21 and Top Cat, and has gained a loyal following through both studio work and live performances. This riddim features a strong lineup. Takeyce delivers the standout track "Ti - Freedom Train," which showcases her smooth vocals and conscious lyrics. Daphne Bluebird adds her unique style with "Little Little Lies," a song that highlights her soulful delivery. Dawid Albaaj’s "Mary Jane" brings in a mellow vibe, and he is also known for his collaborations with various European reggae acts. Puppa Djoul steps up with "45 Style," maintaining the roots feel of the compilation. Ocm’s "Watch Here" rounds out the set, adding another layer of depth. Each artist brings something different, but the riddim’s steady one drop rhythm holds everything together. This base, crafted by DREADSQUAD in 2017, is often remembered by roots fans for its warmth and timeless groove. Looking back, the Freedom Train Riddim stands out as a key release that continues to find new listeners in roots reggae circles. Its mix of talent and production skill has helped it stay relevant years after its debut.
Freedom Train Tracklist:
- Takeyce-Ti – Freedom Train
- Daphne Bluebird – Little Little Lies
- Dawid Albaaj – Mary Jane
- M-Syla – Police
- Puppa Djoul – 45 Style
- Ocm – Watch Here
- Nico Royale – Tear Down The Wall
- Neekoshy – The One
- Drag Dregae – Si Tu Quieres
- Mista Wicked – Stark Wia A Lowe
- Freedom Train Riddim
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