Roast Bread Fruit Riddim – Steely And Cleevie

ROAST BREAD FRUIT RIDDIM produced by STEELY AND CLEEVIE 2002

Roast Bread Fruit Overview

The Roast Bread Fruit Riddim quickly became a favorite among DJs when it was released in 2002. This riddim highlighted the vibrant energy of dancehall music, thanks in large part to the production skills of Steely & Clevie. Known for their pioneering work in digital reggae and dancehall, Steely & Clevie have been influential in shaping the genre's sound. Their work on this riddim maintained their reputation for producing infectious beats that resonate with both nostalgic and modern elements. The recording process for the Roast Bread Fruit Riddim involved a meticulous approach to capturing the essence of dancehall. The sound engineering focused on creating a groovy foundation that supported the energetic vocals of the featured artists. The riddim was designed to be a party anthem, and it succeeded in capturing the bashment energy that defined dancehall in 2002. Artists like Bounty Killer, known for his hit song "Boring," and Capleton, with "Dun Dem," brought their signature styles to the riddim, adding layers of intensity and passion. Capleton also teamed up with Jah Thunder and Ikay for "Hot Before Time," showcasing their dynamic collaboration. Champegno's "Father From Above" and General B's "Clothes" further enriched the riddim with their unique vocal deliveries. The riddim's impact was undeniable, as it provided a platform for these artists to shine. Each track contributed to the riddim's overall success, making it a must-listen for dancehall fans and a staple in the genre's history.

Roast Bread Fruit Tracklist:

1. Bounty Killer – Boring
2. Capleton – Dun Dem
3. Capleton, Jah Thunder & Ikay – Hot Before Time
4. Champegno – Father From Above
5. General B – Clothes
6. Ghost – Walkin Away
7. Mr Vegas & Roundhead – Smoking Greens
8. Sizzla – Love Di Ghetto
9. Version – Roast Bread Fruit (Steely & Clevie)