QUICKIE RIDDIM produced by SAJAY PRODUCTIONS 2012
Quickie Overview
The Quickie Riddim is known for its easygoing rhythm and melodic foundation. The beat moves with a steady, relaxed pace, creating a warm atmosphere that fits both dancehall sessions and quiet listening. Its bassline is deep but not overpowering, allowing the melodies to shine. The sound is classic yet fresh, inviting listeners to sway and move, whether at a dance or at home. This musical backdrop became a favorite on sound systems, echoing through reggae nights and giving each song its own space to breathe. Several artists brought their voices to this riddim, each adding their own color. Anthony B delivers “Poor People Tired A Dis,” a track full of energy and truth, reflecting the struggles many face. Anthony Cruz adds a softer touch with “Promise I,” blending heartfelt lyrics with the riddim’s gentle groove. Christini’s “Tonight” brings a romantic vibe, smooth and inviting. Determine’s “Born For I” stands out with its confident message, while English And Egg Nogg offer “I Never Stop Loving,” a tune that keeps the riddim’s spirit alive with catchy hooks and harmonies. Behind the scenes, SAJAY PRODUCTIONS played a key role in shaping the sound. This label is known for keeping the roots of reggae alive while also updating the style for new audiences. Their careful production choices help each artist shine, and their work on the Quickie Riddim shows a respect for tradition mixed with a modern touch. The Quickie Riddim remains an important part of reggae history, its laidback beats and melodic energy still moving people today.
Quickie Tracklist:
- Anthony B – Poor People Tired A Dis
- Anthony Cruz – Promise I
- Christini – Tonight
- Determine – Born For I
- English And Egg Nogg – I Never Stop Loving
- George Nooks – Lonely Days
- Luciano – Free Us Now
- Natural Blacks – Smiling Face
- Sizzla – Burn Dem A Burn Up
- Yami Bolo – Universal Sufferation
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