Noah Riddim – H2o Productions

NOAH RIDDIM produced by H2O PRODUCTIONS? 2006

Noah Overview

In 2006, the Noah Riddim stood out as a strong roots reggae rhythm. It was released during a time when roots reggae was seeing a new wave of interest, with many producers bringing back classic sounds. The Noah Riddim has a deep, warm bass and relaxed drums, giving it a timeless feel. Compared to other roots projects of that year, like those from Don Corleon or Maximum Sound, Noah Riddim kept things simple and soulful, focusing on message and melody. Several well-known artists voiced this riddim. Anthony Cruz performed "Informer" on the Noah Riddim. Cruz is known for his smooth voice and songs like "Mama’s Blessing." Delly Ranks gave fans "Want To Be Free," showing his roots side, though he is also respected for his dancehall work. Bascom X delivered "This World," a song that fits his reputation for conscious lyrics. Natural Black’s "Babylon Paper" offers his signature social commentary. Wayne Marshall added "The Right Herb." Marshall is recognized for his hit "Marshall Town" and for working with Damian Marley on "Message Board." The sound architect behind the riddim, H2O PRODUCTIONS?, has worked on several reggae projects and is respected for clean, powerful production. Their attention to detail ties the songs together. Even years later, reggae fans remember the Noah Riddim as a standout foundation from 2006’s roots scene.

Noah Tracklist:

1. Anthony Cruz – Informer
2. Delly Ranks – Want To Be Free
3. Bascom X – This World
4. Natural Black – Babylon Paper
5. Wayne Marshall – The Right Herb
6. Lutan Fyah – Link Up
7. Nash – If You Love Me
8. Unknown Artist – Hard Knock Life
9. Unknown Artist – Sweet Jamaica
10. Noah Riddim – Version