OLD PAST RIDDIM produced by VOICE OF TRUTH 2023
Old Past Overview
Sound system culture has always been about energy, unity, and the perfect mix. In 2023, selectors everywhere reached for the Old Past Riddim, a dancehall release that quickly became a favorite at late-night parties. The riddim’s heavy bass and lively percussion made it an instant classic for sound systems, giving DJs the power to move crowds and keep the dancefloor alive. Behind the boards, the mixing board king made sure every element hit just right. The producer, VOICE OF TRUTH, is known for pushing the boundaries of modern dancehall. With a track record of sharp, percussive riddims and a reputation for working with both new and established artists, VOICE OF TRUTH continued this legacy with the Old Past Riddim. The release came through the respected Voice of Truth label, which has built a strong following in the digital dancehall scene. The artists on this project each brought their own style. Julian Roberts set the tone with “Old Past Instrumental,” a foundation track that let the riddim’s power shine. BlakSane delivered “Love Mi God,” a song that added depth and feeling to the mix. Bralcade’s “Yuh Different” stood out, building on his reputation after his earlier charting single “Real Talk.” Master Dax’s “Fraida” and Tweedy Flamez’s “Pon Mi Life” both showed the strength of yard studios, with authentic lyrics and delivery. Money Banks came in with “Stinking Rich,” while Recko added “Drag Food,” rounding out the release. This mix proved that Jamaica’s homegrown studios still shape the sound of dancehall worldwide. Selectors, producers, and artists all came together to make Old Past Riddim a true bashment essential.
Old Past Tracklist:
- Julian Roberts – Old Past Instrumental
- BlakSane – Love Mi God
- Bralcade – Yuh Different
- Ma Calling
- G-Roc – One Day
- Master Dax – Fraida
- Tweedy Flamez – Pon Mi Life
- Money Banks – Stinking Rich
- Recko – Drag Food
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