RIGHTEOUS TROD RIDDIM produced by BLACK STREET MUSIC 2013
Righteous Trod Overview
If you love reggae and dancehall, the Righteous Trod Riddim dub cut from 2013 is a special release. This project stands out because it mixes classic reggae vibes with new styles, connecting today’s artists with the roots of the genre. The dub version brings a deep, echoing sound that blends with reggae, dancehall, and even hip-hop influences. You can hear how the riddim’s bass and drums create a space for each artist to shine, while the effects give it a modern twist. Three artists came together on this riddim: Jah Vinci, Jegz, and Khago. Each one brings their own energy. Jah Vinci is known for his powerful voice and emotional delivery. His song "Leave Babylon" is a reggae favorite, showing his skill in both roots and dancehall music. Jegz, who sings "Prison Nuh Nice," shares real stories from the streets, giving the riddim a raw and honest feel. Khago, with his track "Badmind A Work," is famous for his catchy hooks and sharp lyrics. Khago reached the top of the Jamaican charts with other songs in his career, proving his place in the dancehall scene. The producer, BLACK STREET MUSIC, played a key role in shaping the sound. Known for working with many big names in reggae and dancehall, BLACK STREET MUSIC has helped push the genre forward, bringing new riddims to a worldwide audience. Their work on the Righteous Trod Riddim shows their skill in blending tradition with fresh ideas. Even years later, this dub release reminds fans of reggae’s strong history in 2013, connecting the past and present with every beat.
Righteous Trod Tracklist:
- Jah Vinci – Leave Babylon
- Jegz – Prison Nuh Nice
- Khago – Badmind A Work
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