REGGAE ROBIN RIDDIM produced by UPSETTA RECORDS / FLOW PRODUCTIONS 2016
Reggae Robin Overview
When Reggae Robin Riddim was released in 2016, reggae fans quickly embraced its deep roots sound. The cultural recording stood out for its classic one drop rhythm, which gave singers and deejays a strong foundation to deliver their messages. Listeners praised the riddim for its soulful energy and the way it captured the heart of reggae. Several respected artists contributed memorable tracks to the project. Glen Washington’s “Beat Of My Heart” brought his signature warmth and heartfelt vocals, while Delly Ranks uplifted listeners with “Hold The Faith.” Perfect Giddimani’s “Be Wise” offered conscious lyrics and a catchy flow. Natural Black addressed social issues on “Who’S Gonna Take The Blame,” and Fyakin’s “Jean” added a smooth, melodic touch. Other standout cuts included “Same Lane” by Young Shanty and “Alone” by Da Real Storm, each bringing their own style to the riddim. The music was arranged with care, allowing each artist’s voice to shine while keeping the roots vibe consistent throughout. UPSETTA RECORDS / FLOW PRODUCTIONS, the team behind the release, has a reputation for quality reggae productions. Known for working with both established and rising talent, the label has built a strong following in the reggae community and often earns praise for its authentic sound. The one drop base that anchors Reggae Robin Riddim is more than just a beat—it is a key element in reggae’s history. This release shows how the classic rhythm continues to inspire both artists and fans, keeping the roots of reggae alive for new generations.
Reggae Robin Tracklist:
- Glen Washington – Beat Of My Heart
- Delly Ranks – Hold The Faith
- Perfect Giddimani – Be Wise (Solomon Says)
- Natural Black – Who’S Gonna Take The Blame
- Fyakin – Jean
- Young Shanty – Same Lane
- Da Real Storm – Alone
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