NO CHATTY RIDDIM produced by NUMA RECORDINGS 2022
No Chatty Overview
In the studio, the team behind No Chatty Riddim started with the one drop base, a classic reggae rhythm known for its strong, steady beat. This foundation gave the riddim its authentic reggae sound. The music arranger wanted to keep the roots of reggae alive but also add some fresh elements. By combining traditional drum patterns with modern touches, the arranger helped create a sound that feels both familiar and new. NUMA RECORDINGS produced the project, bringing their experience and vision to the release. The label is known for supporting reggae and dub artists and has released several well-received projects in Europe and beyond. Their focus on quality production and deep reggae influences is clear in No Chatty Riddim. Each artist on the riddim brought their own style and message. King Youth’s track, “A We Dat,” stands out with its confident delivery and catchy hook. Joseph Stepper delivers “Politician Story,” a song that reflects on social issues—a style he is respected for. Andrew Bravo and Mc Duc - Original Mi both perform “Mista Policeman,” offering different takes on a shared theme. Andrew Bravo is known for his energetic performances in the European reggae scene. Rseenal’s “Free Up” brings a positive message, encouraging listeners to stay hopeful and united. Throughout 2022, No Chatty Riddim kept reggae’s message strong. The riddim’s blend of classic one drop rhythm and fresh ideas made it a favorite for selectors and fans alike, showing that reggae music continues to inspire new generations.
No Chatty Tracklist:
- King Youth – A We Dat (Original Mix)
- Joseph Stepper – Politician Story (Original Mix)
- Andrew Bravo – Mista Policeman (Feat Mc Duc – Original Mix)
- Rseenal – Free Up (Original Mix)
- Lu Dottore – Quale Scena? (Feat Efno/Blakk Jah – Original Mix)
- Augusta Massive – No Chatty Riddim (Original Mix)
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