IM BAD RIDDIM produced by A.DEE PRODUCTIONS 2021
Im Bad Overview
In 2021, reggae saw a return to its roots with the release of a powerful foundation rhythm that stood out in the scene. At a time when modern influences were shaping much of reggae and dancehall, this anthology brought back the classic vibes that first made the genre famous. The rhythm served as a reminder of reggae’s rich history, while also providing a fresh sound for a new generation. The guiding force behind this project was A.DEE PRODUCTIONS, a label known for its commitment to authentic reggae sounds. A.DEE PRODUCTIONS has steadily built a reputation in the reggae community, working on projects that highlight both established and emerging artists. Their focus on energetic beats and clear musical direction helped this rhythm stand apart from other releases in 2021. Central to the anthology are the artists who brought their unique voices to the rhythm. Altag delivers “Pressure,” a track that showcases his soulful approach. Manlidzo’s “Feeling Irie” is another standout, adding warmth and positivity. Ultimate Killer’s “Fake Love” brings an anthemic energy that is hard to ignore. K.Prince and Dracker team up for “G.B.V,” while Dracker also shines solo on “I Love You.” Dracker has gained recognition in the scene for his consistent output and collaborations, making his presence on this project especially notable. Together, these artists and the steady hand of A.DEE PRODUCTIONS kept the foundation rhythm alive and relevant in 2021. This anthology not only honored reggae’s past but also pointed the way forward for the genre.
Im Bad Tracklist:
- Altag – Pressure
- Manlidzo – Feeling Irie
- Ultimate Killer – Fake Love
- K.Prince, Dracker – G.B.V (Feat. Dracker)
- Alta Vybz – N.S.O
- Dracker – I Love You
- K.C – Ndichazvigona Here
- Danso Warrior – Ndinovimba Na Mwari
- Shonateekay – Shaura
- M-Tyn – Zvamcho
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