K-REAL ROCK RIDDIM produced by BETABASS 2016
K-Real Rock Overview
In 2016, the K-Real Rock Riddim brought new energy to dancehall and sound system culture. This release was shaped by BETABASS, a producer known for pushing dancehall forward. BETABASS has worked with several European reggae and dancehall artists and is recognized for blending digital and traditional sounds. Under his guidance, the riddim became a favorite for selectors and MCs at yard sessions, where DJs and vocalists test their skills and move the crowd. The riddim itself is a strong mix of heavy bass, classic drum patterns, and fresh melodies. It was designed for sound system play, with both hardcore deejay cuts and smooth vocal tracks. Each song fits perfectly into the dance, making it easy for selectors to keep the vibes high. Joseph Cotton, a veteran in reggae and dancehall, delivered “Put It Down,” showing his experience and style. Daddy Seb brought two tracks to the project: “Sweet Reggae Music” and “Le Systeme,” both adding smooth vocals and catchy hooks. Deewai’s “Soundsystem” is a tribute to the culture itself, celebrating the power of speakers and community gatherings. Little Jimbo’s “Honesty” adds a heartfelt touch with his unique voice. Stevens Kbosh’s “K-Real Rock Riddim” rounds out the tape, giving listeners a full taste of the riddim’s energy. Looking back, the K-Real Rock Riddim helped keep dancehall alive in 2016, reminding fans and newcomers why sound system culture is so important to the genre.
K-Real Rock Tracklist:
- Joseph Cotton – Put It Down
- Daddy Seb – Sweet Reggae Music
- Deewai – Soundsystem
- Daddy Seb – Le Systeme
- Little Jimbo – Honesty
- Stevens Kbosh – K-Real Rock Riddim
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