INSECURITY RIDDIM produced by MARKUS RECORDS 2013
Insecurity Overview
In 2013, reggae music saw a fresh wave of foundation rhythms that honored classic styles while bringing new energy. The Insecurity Riddim stood out that year, offering a roots-inspired sound that blended tradition with modern production. Its steady, deep bass and warm melodies made it a favorite among both fans and selectors. Behind this project was MARKUS RECORDS, a label known for shaping contemporary reggae and dancehall. Led by Markus Myrie, son of reggae legend Buju Banton, the label has produced several chart-topping tracks and worked with a range of top Jamaican artists. MARKUS RECORDS has earned respect for combining authentic reggae elements with crisp, updated arrangements, helping to push the genre forward. The Insecurity Riddim brought together a strong lineup of vocalists. Christopher Martin delivered “Coincidence,” a smooth, confident track that showcased his signature soulful style. Khago’s “Hurt Me Bad” added heartfelt emotion, blending pain and resilience. Romain Virgo contributed “Only If They Knew,” highlighting his powerful voice and thoughtful lyrics. Ghost’s “What Goes Around” gave the riddim a haunting edge, while Nicky B’s “Broken” offered vulnerability and melodic flair. Mitch contributed “Nice & Slow,” bringing a romantic touch. Voicemail & Natel joined forces on “Alcoholic,” adding playful energy. Daville’s “Joe Grind” explored relationship themes with his distinct vocal tone. Jermaine Micheal’s “Everytime We Touch” brought a tender, uplifting vibe, and Bryka’s “A Mother's Pain” closed the set with a moving tribute. The Insecurity Riddim remains an important part of reggae’s ongoing story, linking past and present through its timeless foundation.
Insecurity Tracklist:
- Christopher Martin – Coincidence
- Khago – Hurt Me Bad
- Romain Virgo – Only If They Knew
- Ghost – What Goes Around
- Nicky B – Broken
- Mitch – Nice & Slow
- Voicemail & Natel – Alcoholic
- Daville – Joe Grind
- Jermaine Micheal – Everytime We Touch
- Bryka – A Mother’s Pain
- Chuck Fender – One Little Draw
- Insecurity Riddim Instrumental
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