PUNCHING BAG RIDDIM produced by DOWN TO EARTH RECORDS 2015
Punching Bag Overview
The dub cut for this release is called “Punching Bag Riddim,” created in 2015 by DOWN TO EARTH RECORDS. This riddim brings strong roots reggae energy and quickly became known for its deep, steady bass and relaxed vibe. Several talented artists recorded songs on this riddim. Laden brings his track “World End,” adding his well-known smooth delivery. Laden is recognized for his earlier hit “Time to Shine,” which helped him gain respect in the reggae and dancehall world. I Sane’s “Punching Bag” stands out with a heartfelt vocal style and message. Navino performs “Let Your Love Stay,” showing his lyrical skills. Navino is also known for his collaboration with Aidonia on the song “Chilling Time,” which received good attention in Jamaica. Jermaine Micheal adds the song “Go Home,” giving a soulful touch to the riddim. Xx3reme’s “One Day” brings hope and positive energy. Each artist gives a unique flavor, but the riddim’s roots sound keeps everything connected. The roots selector on this project helps keep the classic reggae feeling alive, making sure the music stays true to its origins. DOWN TO EARTH RECORDS, the producer, is known for supporting authentic reggae sounds and has worked with many rising and established artists in the Jamaican music scene. Their focus on real street culture and unity shines through in this release. “Punching Bag Riddim” stands as proof of reggae’s strength in 2015. With its roots style and powerful lineup, it shows how reggae can stay fresh while honoring tradition.
Punching Bag Tracklist:
- Laden – World End
- I Sane – Punching Bag
- Navino – Let Your Love Stay
- Jermaine Micheal – Go Home
- Xx3reme – One Day
- Villoh – Dem Nuh Real
- Iranyo – Money
- Ky-Enie – Rub A Dub Soldier
- Down To Earth Records – Punching Bag Riddim (Instrumental)
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