RED DICE RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2007
Red Dice Overview
In 2007, the Red Dice Riddim brought a fresh roots sound to reggae music. This project used the classic one drop base, a rhythm that is central to reggae. The one drop beat gave the songs a steady, relaxed feel. At the same time, the riddim mixed in touches from other genres, like digital effects and modern reggae styles. This blend made the Red Dice Riddim stand out in cultural sets during that year. Each artist added their own style to the riddim. Digital Reign offered “Red Dice Riddim Version,” showing skill with instrumental reggae. Jah Defender performed “Red In Ah Earth,” known for his positive messages and strong vocals. Jah Defender has also been recognized for his album “Rastaman Rise” in the reggae community. Jah Fire sang “I See Your Face,” while Napthali brought his voice to “Jah Fire.” Prince Jaddai performed “No Good,” and he is known for his track “King of Kings,” which has reached reggae fans worldwide. Teddy B contributed “Spread The Love,” and Terror Force gave energy with “Keep Going Strong.” The studio hands made sure the sound was tight, especially the percussion. Behind the project was producer VARIOUS ARTISTS, a name linked to many reggae collections and known for working with different talents across the genre. This roots riddim project helped keep reggae’s spirit alive and brought new life to 2007’s dancehall and roots scene.
Red Dice Tracklist:
- Digital Reign – Red Dice Riddim Version
- Jah Defender – Red In Ah Earth
- Jah Fire – I See Your Face (Within My Dreams)
- Napthali – Jah Fire
- Prince Jaddai – No Good
- Teddy B – Spread The Love
- Terror Force – Keep Going Strong
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