ONE STONE RIDDIM produced by RED RUM RECORDS 2001
One Stone Overview
In 2001, the One Stone Riddim dub cut became a key sound in reggae music. The riddim was built around deep, steady bass and classic roots vibes. RED RUM RECORDS produced the project, continuing their run of influential reggae releases. The label is known for supporting both established and rising Jamaican talent, helping to shape the sound of early 2000s reggae. Danny English, known for the hit "Party Time" with Egg Nog, brought his smooth style to the track "Love." Ice Man delivered "Rod," adding his own energy to the riddim. Sinbad featured twice, with the songs "Batty Boy" and "High Grade Weed," showing his range as a deejay. Taz also joined the lineup with "Secret," adding another voice to the mix. Each artist used the One Stone Riddim’s soulful groove to bring out their message. The dub cut’s meditative flow made it popular in reggae sets and playlists throughout 2001. DJs and fans appreciated how the riddim kept the roots spirit alive while letting each artist shine. The One Stone Riddim stands as a cultural recording that captured the heart of reggae in 2001. With RED RUM RECORDS behind it, the riddim remains a favorite for selectors and reggae lovers around the world.
One Stone Tracklist:
- Danny English – Love
- Ice Man – Rod
- Sinbad – Batty Boy
- Sinbad – High Grade Weed
- Taz – Secret
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