POT A COOK RIDDIM produced by UPSETTA RECORDS 2013
Pot A Cook Overview
Today, reggae fans still remember the rocksteady flow of the Pot A Cook Riddim. This roots drop became a staple in roots sessions soon after its release in 2013. Its steady beat and classic feel gave new life to reggae’s cultural message. The riddim brought together a strong lineup of artists. Bobby Hustle stood out with his track "Roll With The Hustle." Known for his energetic delivery, Bobby Hustle has also gained attention for his work with international producers. Cario Muzyk added his voice with "Life Affi Go On," a song that many listeners found uplifting. Fyakin, who delivered "Hard Road To Travel," has made a name for himself in the reggae scene with his thoughtful lyrics and consistent releases. Mikey General’s "Idle Bread" brought wisdom and experience to the project. Mikey General is well known for his album "Spiritual Revolution" and his long-time collaborations with Luciano, another respected reggae figure. Senita Mogul contributed "Blessings," adding another layer of inspiration to the riddim. Alongside these tracks, Winstrong’s "Call On Jah" and Zamunda’s "King Of Kings" helped round out the release, each song delivering its own message while staying true to the riddim’s roots sound. The producer behind Pot A Cook Riddim is UPSETTA RECORDS. This label has built a solid reputation for quality reggae productions. Their work has reached listeners worldwide, with several releases collecting millions of streams on digital platforms. Looking back, the Pot A Cook Riddim’s rocksteady flow carried reggae’s timeless message into 2013 and beyond. Its influence is still felt in roots sessions today.
Pot A Cook Tracklist:
- Bobby Hustle – Roll With The Hustle
- Cario Muzyk – Life Affi Go On
- Fyakin – Hard Road To Travel
- Mikey General – Idle Bread
- Senita Mogul – Blessings
- Winstrong – Call On Jah
- Zamunda – King Of Kings
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