PINHEAD RIDDIM produced by HOMEFRONT 2014
Pinhead Overview
When the Pinhead Riddim project dropped in 2014, reggae fans quickly embraced its roots sound. Many listeners praised its deep bass and classic reggae feel, saying it brought a fresh but authentic energy to the scene. The riddim’s warm reception showed that roots reggae still had a strong place in modern music. Several respected artists contributed to the project. Lloyd Brown & Kele Le Roc teamed up for “If You Want Good,” blending Brown’s smooth vocals—well-known from his album “Against the Grain”—with Kele Le Roc’s soulful style. Golden Melody delivered “Love & War,” bringing heartfelt lyrics over the riddim’s steady beat. Sarjant D’s “No Worry Bout Dem” added a message of resilience, while Troublesome offered “Dj Rockstone,” giving the collection a lively dancehall edge. Dan I completed the vocal line-up with “Pinhead,” and Denham Smith’s “The Best” added even more depth. For fans of pure instrumental reggae, Patrixx Anthony’s “Pinhead Riddim Instrumental” highlighted the riddim’s roots foundation. The culture arranger and label behind the project made sure the production stayed true to reggae’s traditions. At the center was producer HOMEFRONT, known for championing bass culture and working with a range of reggae artists over the years. HOMEFRONT’s focus on quality and respect for the genre helped the project stand out in 2014. Pinhead Riddim proved that roots reggae could still sound vital and exciting. By blending experienced voices with classic rhythms, the project kept reggae’s spirit alive for a new generation.
Pinhead Tracklist:
- Lloyd Brown & Kele Le Roc – If You Want Good
- Golden Melody – Love & War
- Sarjant D – No Worry Bout Dem
- Troublesome – Dj Rockstone
- Dan I – Pinhead
- Denham Smith – The Best
- Patrixx Anthony – Pinhead Riddim Instrumental