PASS THE DUTCHIE RIDDIM VOL. 1 – VA 2016
Pass The Dutchie Overview
The Pass The Dutchie Riddim came together in the studio as a true roots project in 2016. The sound architect behind this riddim wanted to capture the classic reggae vibe, using live instruments and a strong bassline. The creative direction focused on keeping the music close to its roots, with warm, organic sounds that highlight reggae’s foundation. The production is clean and powerful, letting each artist shine while staying true to the original reggae spirit. This riddim features some of reggae’s most respected voices. Anthony B delivers “Smoke Free,” bringing his signature energy and conscious lyrics. His style fits perfectly with the riddim’s uplifting groove. Duane Stephenson’s “Marijuana” stands out for its smooth vocals and positive message, adding a soulful touch to the project. Fantan Mojah’s “Chalice” is another highlight, with his passionate delivery and strong roots message. Luciano, known for his spiritual and uplifting songs, brings “Herd Minister” to the riddim. His voice adds depth and wisdom, giving the project a sense of unity and purpose. Morgan Heritage joins with “Dem Man Deh,” offering tight harmonies and a message of truth. Their contribution brings a family vibe and a touch of modern roots. The Pass The Dutchie Riddim remains an important part of reggae history. It brought together top artists and classic sounds, reminding fans of the power of roots reggae. For anyone who loves authentic reggae music, this riddim is a must-listen and a strong part of the genre’s modern output.
Pass The Dutchie Tracklist:
- Anthony B – Smoke Free
- Duane Stephenson – Marijuana
- Fantan Mojah – Chalice
- Luciano – Herd Minister
- Morgan Heritage – Dem Man Deh
- Sizzla – Burn The Herb
- Turbulence – This Is It
- U Roy – High Grade
- Vybz Kartel – No Matter
- Wayne Marshall – Weed Smoke
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