REAL ROCK RIDDIM produced by XTERMINATOR PRODUCTION 2003
Real Rock Overview
Today, the roots instrumental from the 2003 release of the Real Rock Riddim is remembered for staying true to the traditional reggae structure. It captured the essence of reggae with its deep, rhythmic basslines and percussion-driven beats. This riddim became a staple in reggae playlists and DJ sets, celebrated for its timeless sound. Artists like Anthony B, Tanya Stephens, and Turbulence brought their unique styles to the riddim, each leaving a mark with their tracks. Anthony B's "Bad Mind" stood out with its conscious lyrics, reflecting his reputation for powerful messages. Known for his energetic performances, Anthony B has been a significant figure in reggae, with a career spanning over two decades. Tanya Stephens added her voice with "You Don't Know," showcasing her ability to blend sharp lyrics with smooth melodies. She is widely recognized for her hit album "Gangsta Blues," which solidified her place in reggae music. Turbulence contributed with "Mus Go Down," adding to his collection of impactful songs that address social issues. He gained international attention with his hit "Notorious," highlighting his versatility as an artist. The instrumental version, "Real Rock Riddim," also played a role in showcasing the riddim's core sound, allowing listeners to appreciate its musical depth. Behind this influential riddim was XTERMINATOR PRODUCTION, known for its dedication to conscious reggae music. The label, founded by the legendary producer Philip "Fatis" Burrell, has been instrumental in promoting roots reggae and has worked with numerous iconic artists. Their commitment to quality production and meaningful lyrics has left a lasting impact on the reggae scene.
Real Rock Tracklist:
- Anthony B – Bad Mind
- Tanya Stephens – You Don’t Know
- Turbulence – Mus Go Down
- Version – Real Rock Riddim (Xterminator)
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