LICKSHOT RIDDIM produced by APS.COLUMBIAN 2013
Lickshot Overview
The Lickshot Riddim was built in the studio with a clear vision. The producer, APS.COLUMBIAN, wanted to create a foundation rhythm that felt both classic and modern. APS.COLUMBIAN is known for blending roots reggae with strong messages. Over the years, he has worked with several reggae artists and is respected for keeping conscious lyrics at the center of his projects. When the Lickshot Riddim came together in 2013, the focus was on warm, vinyl-style beats and social commentary. Every artist on the riddim brought their own style, but all followed the producer’s creative direction—music with meaning. Baby Demus & Dwayne Smith teamed up for “I Apologise - Lickshot Riddim.” Their voices fit perfectly over the rhythm, sharing a message of reflection. Booba Star delivered “Reggae Music - Lickshot Riddim,” a song that highlights his love for the genre. Booba Star is known for his energetic performances and has worked with several top producers in dancehall and reggae. Indecka’s “Rasta Big Up - Lickshot Riddim” stands out with its positive message. Indecka is recognized in the reggae scene for his uplifting lyrics and has released several songs that celebrate roots culture. The “Lick Shot Instrumental — Lickshot Riddim” lets listeners enjoy the pure sound of the rhythm, showing the producer’s skill. Mr Cmj Feat Hours brought “Church Trip - Lickshot Riddim,” adding another layer with their vocals and storytelling. Even today, the Lickshot Riddim still echoes the roots of 2013, reminding fans of the power of conscious reggae music.
Lickshot Tracklist:
- Baby Demus & Dwayne Smith – I Apologise – Lickshot Riddim
- Booba Star- Reggae Music – Lickshot Riddim
- Indecka- Rasta Big Up – Lickshot Riddim
- Lick Shot Instrumental – Lickshot Riddim
- Mr Cmj Feat Hours- Church Trip – Lickshot Riddim
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