JUNGLE CRY RIDDIM produced by ROYAL WARRIORS MUZIK 2011
Jungle Cry Overview
In 2011, the one drop base was a key part of reggae’s sound system culture. This rhythm style, with its strong kick on the third beat, gave a steady foundation for DJs and singers. Sound systems would play these riddims at street dances, letting different artists voice their own versions. The one drop base kept the crowd moving and connected everyone to reggae’s roots. On the Jungle Cry Riddim, the arranger’s role was important. The arranger helped shape the flow of each track, making sure every artist’s style fit well with the riddim’s groove. This helped each song stand out, while still feeling like part of the same musical family. ROYAL WARRIORS MUZIK produced the Jungle Cry Riddim. Known for working with both new and established reggae artists, the label has built a name for quality roots productions. Their work on this riddim brought together different voices and styles, showing their skill in uniting artists. The release featured Bhy2R with “Mama Cry,” Daddy Twan with “Sweet Girl,” and Delroy Fatta Pottinger with “Jungle Cry Rythm.” Fire Star added “Global Cry,” and Jacobs performed “Give It To Me.” Delroy Fatta Pottinger is known for his work as a producer and musician in Jamaican music. Fire Star has gained recognition for his energetic performances and international collaborations. Each artist brought their own touch, making Jungle Cry Riddim a true part of reggae’s 2011 legacy.
Jungle Cry Tracklist:
- Bhy2R – Mama Cry [Explicit]
- Daddy Twan – Sweet Girl
- Delroy Fatta Pottinger – Jungle Cry Rythm (Dub)
- Fire Star – Global Cry
- Jacobs – Give It To Me
- Jah Van I – Home Alone
- Stikki Tantafari – Da Love Deh
- Version – Jungle Cry Rythm