Rasta Riddim – Dollar Production

RASTA RIDDIM produced by DOLLAR PRODUCTION 2007

Rasta Overview

DOLLAR PRODUCTION is a respected name in reggae music. The label is known for crafting strong riddims that blend tradition with fresh sounds. Over the years, DOLLAR PRODUCTION has worked with many well-known reggae artists and helped shape the sound of modern roots reggae. Their releases have reached listeners worldwide and are often played by top sound systems. In 2007, DOLLAR PRODUCTION released the Rasta Riddim, a project that brought together several talented artists. Anthony B, known for his hit "Raid the Barn," delivered the energetic track "Too Hype." Cush Hunter contributed with the song "Greens," adding his own style to the collection. Fantan Mojah, who gained fame with the song "Hail The King," joined I Ford on "Blood Of My People," a song that stands out for its message and vocal power. Frankie Paul, sometimes called the "Jamaican Stevie Wonder," performed "Way Of Life" on the riddim. Junior X, recognized for "Plead My Cause," added "Legalize It" to the mix. Other highlights include "Badmind" by Perfect, "Until When" by Ras Myrdhak, "Tings A Gwaan" by Sugar Roy & Conrad Crystal, "Struggle In The Streetz" by Teflon, and "Vanity Lovers" by Zareb. Rasta Riddim was popular on sound systems in 2007, tying modern tracks to reggae’s roots and bringing a powerful energy to dancehalls and radio stations alike.

Rasta Tracklist:

1. Anthony B – Too Hype
2. Cush Hunter – Greens
3. Fantan Mojah & I Ford – Blood Of My People
4. Frankie Paul – Way Of Life
5. Junior X – Legalize It
6. Perfect – Badmind
7. Ras Myrdhak – Until When
8. Sugar Roy & Conrad Crystal – Tings A Gwaan
9. Teflon – Struggle In The Streetz
10. Zareb – Vanity Lovers