ORDINARY NATTY RIDDIM produced by TOTAL SATISFACTION 2013
Ordinary Natty Overview
In reggae music, the roots selector is the one who chooses the records and sets the mood for the dance. Their choices shape the night, and their influence is strong in every sound system session. The one drop base, that deep and steady rhythm, is at the heart of these gatherings. It carries the spirit of reggae from the old days right up to now. TOTAL SATISFACTION is the producer behind the 2013 Ordinary Natty Riddim. Known for their work in reggae and dancehall, TOTAL SATISFACTION has built a name by bringing together artists and creating a true sound system vibe. Their productions often get played in dances and on radio, and their releases are known for a warm, dubby sound. On the Ordinary Natty Riddim, several artists come together to add their own flavor. George Nooks brings his smooth voice to "What's Going On," giving the riddim a thoughtful, soulful touch. King Kong's "Reach Out for Your Love" adds energy and a classic reggae feel. Lukie D sings "Don't Want to Be Alone," with heartfelt lyrics and strong melodies. Anthony Horton shares "Mixed Up Rules," while Ordinary Natty delivers the title track, "Ordinary Natty," both adding their own messages and styles. Other tracks on the riddim include Ts All Stars with "Natty Dub," Tilly Beng’s "Baby Mother," Jigsy King’s "Sing for My People," and Chris Amber’s "Good Things." Chris Amber teams up with Phatta Ranks for "Fuss & Fight," bringing a lively combination. This one drop base still echoes through reggae history, reminding us of the power of unity and collaboration in music.
Ordinary Natty Tracklist:
- George Nooks – What’s Going On
- King Kong – Reach Out for Your Love
- Lukie D – Don’t Want to Be Alone
- Anthony Horton – Mixed Up Rules
- Ordinary Natty – Ordinary Natty
- Ts All Stars – Natty Dub
- Tilly Beng – Baby Mother
- Jigsy King – Sing for My People
- Chris Amber – Good Things
- Chris Amber & Phatta Ranks – Fuss & Fight
- Frankie Paul – Love & Unity
- David Ondrick – Morning Hills
- Ts All Stars – Ska Dub
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