RANKIN SKANKIN RIDDIM produced by SYNTHDICATE RECORDS 2020
Rankin Skankin Overview
SYNTHDICATE RECORDS is the creative force behind the Rankin Skankin Riddim, bringing a strong one drop rhythm to the 2020 reggae scene. Known for their focus on roots and culture, SYNTHDICATE RECORDS has built a reputation for quality productions and uplifting messages. Over the years, the label has worked with a variety of respected reggae artists and has helped to shape the sound of modern roots music. Their productions often appear in reggae charts and are streamed by fans around the world. The Rankin Skankin Riddim stands out as a roots anthology, quickly becoming a favorite in roots sessions. The project features standout tracks such as "Rastafari Guide" by Capleton, "Survive" by Fantan Mojah, and "Turning Me On" by Lutan Fyah. Each artist brings their own unique style, adding depth and emotion to the riddim. Their voices blend smoothly with the instrumental, creating a rich and soothing soundscape. The sound architect behind this project, SYNTHDICATE RECORDS, pays close attention to the details that make reggae music timeless. Their approach combines traditional reggae elements with modern production techniques, resulting in a riddim that feels both classic and fresh. The one drop base at the heart of the Rankin Skankin Riddim has become an important part of reggae history, connecting new listeners to the roots of the genre. This release continues to inspire and uplift, proving the lasting power of roots reggae.
Rankin Skankin Tracklist:
- Rastafari Guide (feat. Capleton)
- Survive (feat. Fantan Mojah)
- Turning Me on (feat. Lutan Fyah)
- Cyah Draw Mi Out (feat. Isasha)
- Annihilation (feat. Qshan Deya)
- Black Ah Kill Black (feat. Jah Thunder)
- Be My Bonafide (feat. Turbulence)
- No One Knows (feat. Bugle)
- High Stakes (feat. Nello Player)
- Phone Call (feat. Dejazmatch Kwasi)
- Here I Come (feat. Mobyle Malachi)
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