REGGAE FEST RIDDIM produced by DJ FRASS RECORDS 2017
Riddim Artists
Reggae Fest Overview
The Reggae Fest Riddim is a 2017 project that highlights the classic one drop rhythm, a style shaped by legendary dub engineers of the past. These engineers, known for their work in Jamaican studios, created deep, echoing drum and bass patterns that became the backbone of reggae music. Their influence can be heard throughout this riddim, connecting today’s artists with the roots of the genre. DJ Frass Records produced Reggae Fest Riddim, bringing together both experienced and rising talents. DJ Frass, whose real name is Kimani Palmer, has built a strong reputation in reggae and dancehall since the early 2000s. The label is known for producing hits that have gained millions of streams and for working with top artists in the industry. Several well-known voices appear on this riddim. Tarrus Riley’s “Just The Way You Are” showcases his smooth vocals and heartfelt style, while Chris Martin brings emotion and soul to “Still A Wait.” The collaboration between J Boog & Iba Mahr on “Work Hard” adds an uplifting message about perseverance. Ginjah’s “Blush” and Ce’Cile’s “Somebody Man” each offer unique perspectives, blending classic reggae sounds with modern lyrics. Other tracks like Richie Spice’s “Don’t Got It,” Jesse Royal’s “Hold The Faith,” Prince Levy’s “High Grade,” and Jemere Morgan’s “Teacher” further enrich the riddim. The instrumental version from DJ Frass Records lets listeners appreciate the pure rhythm and production skills. The one drop base on Reggae Fest Riddim links the past and present, reminding fans why this beat remains so important in reggae history.
Reggae Fest Tracklist:
- Tarrus Riley – Just The Way You Are
- Chris Martin – Still A Wait
- I-Octane – Thank You Father
- J Boog & Iba Mahr – Work Hard
- Ginjah – Blush
- Ce’Cile – Somebody Man
- Richie Spice – Don’T Got It
- Jesse Royal – Hold The Faith
- Prince Levy – High Grade
- Jemere Morgan – Teacher
- Dj Frass Records – Reggae Fest Riddim Instrumental