MOUNTAIN PEAK RIDDIM produced by MACHET & WALSHY FIRE 2021
Mountain Peak Overview
In 2021, the one drop base remained a solid foundation in reggae music. This classic rhythm, known for its steady drum pattern, continued to anchor new productions and connect listeners to roots reggae traditions. The Mountain Peak Riddim is a strong example from that year, blending the familiar one drop sound with fresh creative touches. Behind the scenes, producers MACHET and WALSHY FIRE played key roles. MACHET, known for his work in both reggae and dancehall, helped craft the sound of Mountain Peak Riddim. WALSHY FIRE, a member of the global group Major Lazer, brought experience from international collaborations and a wide-reaching audience, giving the project a modern edge while staying true to reggae’s roots. The artists featured on Mountain Peak Riddim each brought their own energy. Akae Beka, a respected figure in roots reggae, contributed "A Grateful Song." Akae Beka, also known as Vaughn Benjamin, was the lead singer of Midnite and is remembered for deep, spiritual lyrics and a prolific recording career. Williamz delivered "Dance Hall School," adding his unique style. Williamz is recognized for tracks like "Ganja Smuggling" and collaborations with other reggae veterans. Dre Island offered "Better Land," continuing his reputation for conscious lyrics and melodic vocals. Dre Island’s album "Now I Rise" received positive attention in 2020. MACHET also stepped in front of the mic with "Mountain Peak," showcasing his versatility as both producer and artist. Fans still play this one drop base as a roots memory of 2021, keeping the tradition alive while celebrating the new voices and sounds that Mountain Peak Riddim brought to the genre.
Mountain Peak Tracklist:
- Akae Beka – A Grateful Song
- Williamz – Dance Hall School
- Dre Island – Better Land
- Machet – Mountain Peak
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