NOTEBOOK RIDDIM produced by SAM DIGGY MUSIC 2022
Notebook Overview
Notebook Riddim made a big impression on reggae fans when it dropped in 2022. Listeners praised the compilation for its deep roots sound and the way it allowed each artist to shine. Many said the riddim brought back memories of classic reggae, while still feeling fresh and new. Pressure Busspipe led the way with “Way How It Is,” bringing his signature powerful vocals and conscious lyrics. Fans know Pressure Busspipe for his hit song “Love and Affection,” which topped charts in the Caribbean and helped make him a household name in roots reggae. Dizzy Dee followed up with “No Sense,” delivering smooth melodies and thoughtful words. Dizzy Dee is recognized for his international collaborations, including work with Jamaican and African artists. Thrillout’s “Give Ears” added another layer, with a message urging listeners to pay attention to what matters. The combination of Kiddus I & Infinite on “Cup And The Lips” was a standout moment. Kiddus I is a respected elder in reggae, known for his role in the film “Rockers” and his classic track “Graduation in Zion.” Perfect Giddimani closed out the set with “Sad Faces,” bringing his unique voice and conscious energy. Perfect Giddimani has earned acclaim as a Grammy-nominated producer and artist. The riddim was produced by SAM DIGGY MUSIC, a label and producer known for crafting romantic and roots-influenced reggae. SAM DIGGY MUSIC has built a reputation for quality productions and has gained thousands of streams across digital platforms. Looking back, roots fans often mention Notebook Riddim as one of the standout releases of 2022. Its solid foundation and strong artist lineup made it a favorite in reggae circles.
Notebook Tracklist:
- Pressure Busspipe – Way How It Is
- D-Medz – Hard Fi This
- Dizzy Dee – No Sense
- Thrillout – Give Ears
- Kiddus I & Infinite – Cup And The Lips
- Perfect Giddimani – Sad Faces
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