NUMBER ONE STATION RIDDIM produced by PULL UP MY SELECTA 2013
Number One Station Overview
In 2013, reggae fans got something special with the roots riddim called Number One Station Riddim. This release quickly became a favorite on reggae playlists. It stood out because it mixed classic roots reggae with modern sounds. At a time when many riddims had a digital or dancehall feel, Number One Station Riddim kept the deep bass and steady drum patterns that fans love, but with a fresh energy. Songs like "Victory" by Randy Valentine, "No Plastic Dolly" by Mr Vegas, and "Lef Wi Yard" by Macka B showed how different artists could use the same riddim in their own way. Each track brought its own style, but together they made the riddim feel complete. The melodies were catchy, and the lyrics had meaning, which made the riddim popular with both new listeners and long-time reggae fans. The producer, PULL UP MY SELECTA, played a big role in shaping the sound. Known for blending dancehall and roots reggae, PULL UP MY SELECTA helped create a riddim that worked well in both clubs and on sound systems. This producer has a history of working with top reggae and dancehall acts, and Number One Station Riddim proved their skill once again. Studio hands also added their touch, making sure every instrument and vocal sounded just right. Their careful work helped the riddim stand out from other 2013 releases, which often felt rushed or too electronic. Number One Station Riddim is now remembered as a cultural highlight of 2013, showing how roots reggae can still sound fresh and powerful.
Number One Station Tracklist:
- Randy Valentine Victory
- Mr Vegas No Plastic Dolly
- Macka B Lef Wi Yard
- Macka B Cyarry Di Box
- Shanty B Voice Of One
- Captain Sinbad Music Will Mad Unu
- Dean Fraser Lost And Found
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