GOLDEN AGE RIDDIM produced by ROOTSDEM CONNECTION|FILOMUZIK|TREBLE 2014
Golden Age Overview
In 2014, the Golden Age Riddim brought a fresh roots sound to reggae fans. The riddim used a one drop base, which is a classic reggae drum pattern. This style is important in sound system culture, giving selectors a solid rhythm to play on big speakers. The one drop keeps the vibe steady and lets each artist’s voice stand out clearly. ROOTSDEM CONNECTION|FILOMUZIK|TREBLE produced and arranged the riddim. They are known for keeping reggae’s deep messages alive. With work on other reggae projects, their name is linked to quality roots music. Their production style helps the riddim feel both modern and true to tradition. Several artists added their own style to the riddim. Dark Angel performed "Crazy Demons," bringing his strong voice and energy. Fido Guido, well known in Italy’s reggae scene, sang "Educazione," a song that shows his thoughtful lyrics. Filomuzik & Treble Production created "Golden Age Version," letting the music itself shine without vocals. Jah Farmer’s "Evilous Time" adds a roots message, while John Blazz’s "Feeling Lonely" gives a heartfelt touch. Fans still remember the Golden Age Riddim for its roots sound and cultural feel. Selectors often play it as a memory of reggae’s one drop tradition from 2014. The riddim stands out because each artist brings something unique, and the production team keeps the music’s message strong. This release remains a favorite in reggae sound system sessions.
Golden Age Tracklist:
- Dark Angel – Crazy Demons
- Fido Guido – Educazione
- Filomuzik & Treble Production – Golden Age Version
- Jah Farmer – Evilous Time
- John Blazz – Feeling Lonely
- One Blow – Social Animal
- Paco Ten & Lyrical Braderz – Fight For Your Rights
- Rambadan – No Play Fi Di Gun
- Tony D – They Don’T Know
- Treble & Floweed – Solo Il Vento
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