Good Groove Riddim produced by Summit Music Group 2010
Good Groove Overview
In 2010, reggae fans were treated to a standout roots instrumental with the Good Groove Riddim. The rhythm is smooth and steady, built on a strong bassline and gentle drum patterns. It carries a classic reggae feel, but with a fresh, jazzy twist that makes it memorable. The instrumental creates a calm but powerful vibe, perfect for conscious lyrics and deep melodies. Several respected artists brought their own style to the riddim. Anthony Que’s “Leggo Mi Head” stands out with heartfelt vocals and a message of resilience. Chiney K’s “Good Groove Riddim” matches the instrumental’s energy, adding a catchy flow. Droop Lion, known for his expressive voice, delivers “Shadows Of Darkness,” a song filled with emotion. Ginjah, who gained attention with tracks like “Never Lost My Way,” continues his roots tradition with “Reggae Can’t Done.” Gyptian, famous for the international hit “Hold You,” teams up with Powerman on “People A Dead,” blending their voices for a powerful statement. The production was handled by Summit Music Group, a label with a reputation for quality reggae releases. Summit Music Group has worked with a range of reggae and dancehall artists, helping to shape modern reggae’s sound. Their careful approach to mixing and arrangement gives the riddim a polished, cohesive feel. Good Groove Riddim remains a cultural gem from 2010, capturing the spirit of roots reggae with a modern edge.
Good Groove Tracklist:
- Anthony Que – Leggo Mi Head
- Chiney K – Good Groove Riddim
- Droop Lion – Shadows Of Darkness
- Ginjah – Reggae Can’T Done
- Gyptian & Powerman – People A Dead
- Javoani – Farming
- Lutan Fyah – Garison
- Prince Canary X – Rise & Fall
- Sizzla – Jah Blessings
- Tyrical – Too Close
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