GRASS ROOTS RIDDIM produced by ROOTICAL PRODUCTIONS 2006
Grass Roots Overview
The Grass Roots Riddim brought a warm, organic sound to reggae in 2006. Its rhythm is steady and inviting, with deep basslines and relaxed drums that give the music a true roots feel. The production highlights natural instruments, letting the groove flow smoothly from track to track. This made it a favorite for reggae fans and sound systems across the scene. Turbulence stands out with “Miss You So Much,” showing his powerful vocal style. Turbulence is well known for his hit “Notorious,” which made him a global name in reggae. Gyptian’s “One & Only” adds a soft, melodic touch. Gyptian later found international fame with “Hold Yuh,” which charted in several countries. Pantalone brings positive energy with “Get Up & Try,” while Tenor Blue’s “Check For You” keeps the mood cool and easy. Donna shines on “V - Last Laugh,” adding her unique voice to the collection. The riddim’s solid foundation comes from ROOTICAL PRODUCTIONS. Known for their dedication to roots reggae, the label has worked with both new and established artists, helping to keep the classic reggae sound alive. Their focus on authentic production has made releases like Grass Roots Riddim popular in reggae circles. In 2006, this riddim was a staple at reggae events, filling the air with uplifting vibes and keeping the culture strong.
Grass Roots Tracklist:
- Turbulence – Miss You So Much
- Gyptian – One & Only
- I-Wayne – No Unnecessary War
- I-Will – Love Potion
- Pantalone – Get Up & Try
- Tenor Blue – Check For You
- Donna-V – Last Laugh (feat Firestar)
- Lutan Fyah – Burn Dem
- Cassafyah – Love Over War
- Firestar – Stop (feat Ayoki-I)
- Harmony – Make A Life
- Ika Flames – Memories (feat Chantel)
- Inibal – Forward Your Love
- Kemora – My Only Man
- Spectacular – Best Of Me
- Zebulon – Life Is
- Isemaj – Keep It Flowing
- Cole – Walking In The Rain
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