HIGH SCHOOL RIDDIM produced by ATTACK RELEASED 2017
High School Overview
In 2017, the album collection “High School Riddim” made its mark on reggae’s roots scene. Released as part of that year’s roots output, it quickly found a place in both dancehalls and cultural sets across the islands. The collection features four artists, each bringing their own sound. Attack Released leads with the track “High School Riddim,” setting the tone for the album. Attack Released is known for their work as both a producer and artist, with a reputation for blending classic reggae elements with modern touches. The group has also produced tracks that have gained attention on streaming platforms, helping to spread their music to new listeners. French Embassy adds their voice with “Tek Weh Yuh Gyal.” Joseph Cotton, a well-known reggae singer with a long career, performs “High School Days.” Joseph Cotton is recognized for his 1980s hit “No Touch the Style,” which remains a favorite among reggae fans. Propa completes the lineup with “Only Love.” The album’s producer, ATTACK RELEASED, is respected for their organic approach to riddim production. Their work often highlights live instruments and classic reggae rhythms. This approach helped “High School Riddim” stand out in 2017, making it a favorite for selectors and sound systems. The collection continues to be remembered for its uplifting energy and strong roots foundation.
High School Tracklist:
- Attack Released – High School Riddim (Instrumental)
- French Embassy – Tek Weh Yuh Gyal
- Joseph Cotton – High School Days
- Propa – Only Love
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