Picture Frame Riddim produced by John John Records 2024
Picture Frame Overview
Fans quickly embraced the Picture Frame Riddim when it dropped in 2024, and it soon became a favorite at roots reggae sessions. The riddim’s deep, rolling bass and classic one drop rhythm brought a fresh yet familiar sound to the scene, drawing both longtime reggae lovers and new listeners. Each artist brought their own style to the project. Brandon Rootz set the tone with “Picture Frame,” delivering heartfelt lyrics and smooth melodies. Bugle, known for his hit “Rasta Party,” continued his run of conscious reggae with “Grow Without You,” adding thoughtful messages over the riddim’s groove. Chino McGregor, who has charted internationally with tracks like “Protected,” offered up “All We Need Is Love,” bringing a message of unity and hope. Medisun contributed “Rise Again,” while MitchdiSinga added emotional depth with “You’re Wrong About Me.” Every track fit naturally into the project, blending individual strengths over the riddim’s solid foundation. The craftsman behind the sound was John John Records, a respected label in Jamaican music. Run by Lloyd “John John” James Jr., the label is known for its roots reggae legacy and has produced notable works such as the “One Blood” riddim. With Picture Frame Riddim, John John Records kept the retro reggae spirit alive while giving it a modern twist. Looking back, roots fans still talk about the powerful one drop base of this 2024 release. Picture Frame Riddim stands out as a project that honored tradition and pushed reggae forward, earning its place in roots reggae history.
Picture Frame Tracklist:
- Brandon Rootz – Picture Frame
- Bugle – Grow Without You
- Chino McGregor – All We Need Is Love
- I-Octane – Burning Fire
- Medisun – Rise Again
- MitchdiSinga – You’re Wrong About Me
- Phalcon – Forever Will
- Pressure Busspipe – Haunted
- Sprain Brain – Turn A New Page
- TruVice – Trying To Escape
- Turbulence – High School Love
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