KINGS ARMY RIDDIM produced by DIMMIE JOE MUZIK 2012
Kings Army Overview
The one drop base is a classic reggae rhythm that gives the music its strong, steady heartbeat. In 2012, this rhythm was still the foundation for much of reggae’s sound. The one drop’s gentle kick on the third beat and crisp snare create a relaxed but powerful groove. This makes listeners sway and brings a sense of calm and unity to the music. The one drop is known for carrying deep messages, and it continued to do so during this time. On the Kings Army Riddim, several artists brought their own style to the one drop base. Wayne Wonder, known for his international hit “No Letting Go,” delivers “Better Days” with smooth vocals and hope-filled lyrics. Yello’s “Not Afraid” stands out with its confident tone, while Peetah Morgan, from the Grammy-winning group Morgan Heritage, brings strength to “Gunz And Armor.” Dan Loucrative’s “Blood Sweat And Tears” adds emotion and drive, and Capital D’s “Herbalist” keeps the vibe rootsy and authentic. Behind the scenes, the producer plays a key role. DIMMIE JOE MUZIK is the creative mind who shaped the Kings Army Riddim. Based in Jamaica, DIMMIE JOE MUZIK is known for working with both new and established artists, and for creating riddims that get attention in the reggae community. The producer’s careful work makes sure every song fits the riddim’s mood while letting each artist shine. Looking back, the one drop base in 2012 helped reggae music share messages of hope, struggle, and unity.
Kings Army Tracklist:
- Wayne Wonder – Better Days
- Yello – Not Afraid (In Love)
- Peetah Morgan – Gunz And Armor
- Dan Loucrative – Blood Sweat And Tears
- Capital D – Herbalist
- Mischieve – Will Never Love Again
- Nitty Kutchie – In Love With You
- Gramps Morgan – Part Time Soldier
- Brown Sugar – Good Suh
- Sizzla – Love Alone
- Tanto Metro And Devonte – Im A Fighter
- Dimmie Joe Muzik – Kings Army Riddim
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