POISON ARROW RIDDIM produced by DYNASTY 2013
Poison Arrow Overview
Roots reggae has always been shaped by dedicated producers who understand the power of the riddim. DYNASTY, the producer behind the Poison Arrow Riddim, is known for bringing deep roots vibes to the modern reggae scene. DYNASTY has worked with several respected labels and helped shape the sound of contemporary reggae with a focus on conscious themes and uplifting rhythms. The Poison Arrow Riddim, released in 2013, highlights DYNASTY’s skill in blending traditional reggae elements with a fresh, meditative groove. The riddim became a platform for some of reggae’s most talented voices. Alaine’s “Love Is All I Bring” stands out for its heartfelt message and smooth delivery. Bobby Hustle adds a relaxed but thoughtful touch with “Get Away,” while Cecile’s “Over One” brings her signature style to the project. Christopher Martin’s “Love Stick” brings energy and melody, while Dice steps up with the title track “Poison Arrow,” capturing the essence of the riddim. The collaboration between Lady Saw & Dice on “Poison Arrow” adds another layer, showing the riddim’s versatility. I Octane’s “Island Breeze” and Jah Vinci’s “Lock Me With Love” keep the conscious vibes flowing, each bringing their own unique voice. Kabaka Pyramid’s “Pretty Like Flowers” and Queen Ifrica’s “Family Meeting” round out the release, both known for their powerful lyrics and positive messages. The Poison Arrow Riddim remains an important part of reggae history, blending roots tradition with modern artistry and giving a stage to voices that move and inspire listeners.
Poison Arrow Tracklist:
- Alaine – Love Is All I Bring
- Bobby Hustle – Get Away
- Cecile – Over One
- Christopher Martin – Love Stick (Clean)
- Christopher Martin – Love Stick (Raw)
- Dice – Poison Arrow
- Lady Saw & Dice – Poison Arrow (Remix)
- I Octane – Island Breeze (Jamaica)
- Jah Vinci – Lock Me With Love
- Kabaka Pyramid – Pretty Like Flowers
- Queen Ifrica – Family Meeting
- Poison Arrow Riddim Instrumental
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