PLEAD RIDDIM produced by LION OF JUDA GROUP 2012
Plead Overview
When the Plead Riddim hit the scene in 2012, it brought a fresh, energetic sound to dancehall. The riddim is built on heavy basslines and sharp drum patterns, making it perfect for late-night club sessions. Its fast tempo and bold grooves get crowds moving, filling dance floors with excitement. The vibe is raw and direct, giving DJs and selectors something powerful to work with during bashment events. Several standout artists ride this riddim, each bringing their own style. Kristine Alicia delivers a strong performance with "Your Lady," showing off her unique voice and energy. She is known for her album "Songs from Zion," which earned critical praise and helped raise her profile in reggae circles. Positive adds his touch with "Sort It Out," a track that builds on his reputation for uplifting lyrics. Positive's album "Stand and Be Counted" was nominated for Caribbean Gospel Music Marlin Awards, marking a career highlight. Kary Diamond’s "Set Me Free" adds another layer, blending catchy hooks with heartfelt delivery. Monty G, with "Plead My Cause," brings a commanding presence, while Yankee’s "More Than A Conqueror" rounds out the lineup with confidence and style. Behind the scenes, LION OF JUDA GROUP shaped the riddim’s powerful sound. The group is known for producing reggae and dancehall tracks that blend spiritual themes with streetwise rhythms. Their work has appeared on various digital platforms, reaching listeners around the world. The Plead Riddim remains a reminder of 2012’s dancehall energy, echoing through every club that drops its beat.
Plead Tracklist:
- Kristine Alicia – Your Lady
- Positive – Sort It Out
- Kary Diamond – Set Me Free
- Monty G – Plead My Cause
- Yankee – More Than A Conqueror
- Sherwin Gardner – In The Dance Tonight
- Dane Jah Rus Feat. Ria – Hold Me Closely
- Christafari – He Is Greater
- Mann A War -Got To Be Strong
- Matthew – Die For A Cause
- Reubin Heights – Changed
- Kok – Bless We
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