PURE TIME RIDDIM produced by ONE TIME MUSIC 2020
Pure Time Overview
In 2020, the Pure Time Riddim brought a fresh yet classic sound to reggae. Produced by ONE TIME MUSIC, this compilation stands out for its smooth rocksteady flow. While many riddim projects of its era leaned toward dancehall or digital beats, Pure Time Riddim kept the roots alive with a warm, melodic style. The songs feel connected, each telling its own story but sharing the same musical heartbeat. ONE TIME MUSIC, known for supporting authentic reggae, played a key role in shaping this project. The label has worked with several top reggae artists and has earned respect for its quality productions. Their attention to detail helped Pure Time Riddim become a favorite for sound systems across the island. The compilation features strong performances from respected artists. Kabaka Pyramid’s "Never Trod Alone" brings thoughtful lyrics and a steady groove. Iba Mahr’s "Mindful" offers a gentle, uplifting message. Bugle’s "Best Life" encourages positivity, while Anthony B’s "Gallis Degree" adds energy and flair. Turbulence’s "Hard Work" celebrates persistence and hope. Other tracks also add to the riddim’s range. Fantan Mojah’s "My Love," Runkus with "Call Up," Confident’s "Hiding Your Love," Fyakin’s "Heights of Great Men," and Selecta Badras’s "Tequila" each bring a unique touch but stay true to the riddim’s spirit. Compared to other compilations from 2020, Pure Time Riddim stands out for its classic rocksteady influence and unity among tracks. This flow is an important part of reggae history, showing how timeless sounds can still inspire new generations.
Pure Time Tracklist:
- Kabaka Pyramid – Never Trod Alone
- Iba Mahr – Mindful
- Bugle – Best Life
- Anthony B – Gallis Degree
- Turbulence – Hard Work
- Fantan Mojah – My Love
- Runkus – Call Up
- Varo – Real Love
- Confident – Hiding Your Love
- Fyakin – Heights of Great Men
- Selecta Badras – Tequila
- One Time Music – Pure Time Riddim (Instrumental)
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