Frustration Riddim – Various

FRUSTRATION RIDDIM produced by 2008 – (REQUESTED)

Frustration Overview

In 2008, the Frustration Riddim stood out thanks to its deep roots sound and smooth mixing. The dub engineer shaped the music, letting each artist’s voice and message shine clearly. The riddim’s careful layering and rich textures gave it a timeless quality. While the producer’s name is not widely known, the engineering work made this release special among reggae fans. Lutan Fyah’s track, Say These Words, brought a strong spiritual message. Lutan Fyah is known for his positive lyrics and has released albums like “Phantom War.” His presence on this riddim added depth and meaning. Al Pancho’s Gimme Di Woman Dem gave the project a lively energy. Al Pancho has worked with many reggae greats, building a steady following in the roots scene. Colly C’s Hard Life offered a thoughtful look at struggle and hope. Erup, who found fame with his hit “Click Mi Finger,” contributed Mama Africa, bringing his unique style and voice to the mix. Tyrical’s Who'S Gonna Pay added another layer of social commentary, asking important questions through music. Fyah Kin’s Everynight I Pray closed out the set with a heartfelt message. Each artist brought their own style, but the riddim tied everything together. The Frustration Riddim showed how reggae could blend roots and dancehall while keeping a strong, unified sound. In 2008, this release became a favorite for many, showing reggae’s power to inspire and move listeners. The music from this drop still stands as a highlight of the year.

Frustration Tracklist:

1. Lutan Fyah – Say These Words
2. Al Pancho – Gimme Di Woman Dem
3. Colly C – Hard Life
4. Erup – Mama Africa
5. Tyrical – Who’S Gonna Pay
6. Fyah Kin – Everynight I Pray
7. I-Kaine – Stop The Wars
8. Frustration Riddim Version