Need To Be Fed Riddim

NEED TO BE FED RIDDIM

Need To Be Fed Overview

In 2001, reggae fans gathered at roots sessions across Jamaica to enjoy the fresh sound of the Need To Be Fed Riddim. This riddim brought a new energy to the scene, with its deep basslines and layered rhythms. It became a favorite at reggae events that year, helping to keep the roots revival movement alive. The dub engineer played a key role in shaping the sound of the Need To Be Fed Riddim. By carefully mixing the bass, drums, and vocals, the engineer created a powerful and smooth backdrop for the artists. The engineer’s work allowed the harmonies and melodies to shine, making each track stand out in its own way. Among the artists featured on this riddim were Enforcer and Sugar Minott. Enforcer delivered the song "Soldiers Need To Be Fed," bringing a steady and thoughtful performance. Sugar Minott, a well-known name in reggae, contributed "Cant Let It Go." Sugar Minott is famous for his hit song "Good Thing Going," which reached the UK Singles Chart in 1981 and helped introduce his voice to a wider audience. Both tracks fit perfectly with the riddim’s relaxed yet powerful style. Together, the artists and the dub engineer made the Need To Be Fed Riddim a memorable part of reggae’s roots revival in 2001.

Need To Be Fed Tracklist:

1. Enforcer – Soldiers Need To Be Fed
2. Need To Be Fed Riddim – Version
3. Sugar Minott – Cant Let It Go