Hustlin Riddim - The Bombist Records

Hustlin Riddim produced by The Bombist Records 2010

Hustlin Overview

Hustlin Riddim is a reggae foundation rhythm that first appeared in 2010. It was created by The Bombist Records, a label known for producing modern reggae with respect for the genre’s roots. The rhythm itself carries the spirit of classic reggae, with steady drum patterns and melodic basslines that echo the golden era of Jamaican music. Several talented artists voiced their songs on the Hustlin Riddim. J Boog brings warmth and depth to “Coldest Zone,” blending soulful vocals with the rhythm’s uplifting groove. Konshens delivers “The Way Life Goes,” using smooth lyrics and catchy hooks that fit perfectly with the beat. Lutan Fyah’s “Black Rose” stands out for its conscious lyrics and heartfelt delivery, keeping true to the roots reggae tradition. Peetah Morgan’s “Di Government” offers a powerful message, using the foundation rhythm to discuss important social issues. Tumi adds a unique touch with “The Cape Verdean Girl,” bringing a fresh perspective that matches the riddim’s positive energy. The “Version — Hustlin’ Riddim” instrumental lets selectors and DJs enjoy the pure sound of the rhythm itself. Selectors, or DJs, often choose Hustlin Riddim for its reliability and classic feel. The Bombist Records, the producer behind this project, has a history of supporting both new and established reggae artists, helping to keep the genre vibrant and relevant. Their careful production style and respect for reggae’s roots have earned them recognition in the reggae community. Today, Hustlin Riddim remains an important part of reggae history, celebrated for its timeless sound and the strong performances it inspired from each featured artist.