HANDFUL RIDDIM produced by YOUNG VIBEZ PRODUCTION – 2011
Handful Overview
Handful Riddim made a strong mark on reggae music when it was released in 2011. The riddim stands out for its rocksteady flow, bringing a classic reggae rhythm mixed with modern sounds. This blend allows the riddim to cross into other genres, such as dancehall and roots reggae, giving it a fresh but familiar vibe. The steady drum patterns and deep basslines create a foundation that artists can build on, helping the riddim fit into many reggae playlists quickly. Each artist on Handful Riddim brings a special touch. Bugle’s “Condolenses” delivers thoughtful lyrics over the smooth groove. Jah Vinci’s “Rise” offers uplifting messages, matching the riddim’s energetic beat. Jahmiel’s “What About The Love” adds emotion and melody, showing the riddim’s softer side. Konshens uses “Call Fi Me Come” to bring a catchy, dancehall-inspired style, while Versatile’s “God Nah Sleep” mixes spiritual themes with the riddim’s steady pulse. Together, these songs show how the riddim can support many moods and messages. The producer, YOUNG VIBEZ PRODUCTION -, played a key role in shaping the project. Known for working with both new and established reggae talent, the label has built a reputation for quality releases. Their careful production on Handful Riddim keeps the traditional reggae sound alive while allowing space for new ideas. This rocksteady flow remains a vital part of reggae history. Handful Riddim proves that classic rhythms can still inspire fresh music and connect with new listeners.
Handful Tracklist:
- Bugle – Condolenses
- Jah Vinci – Rise
- Jahmiel – What About The Love
- Konshens – Call Fi Me Come
- Versatile – God Nah Sleep
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