ROCK AND COME EEN RIDDIM produced by DALTON LEITH MUSIC 2012
Rock And Come Een Overview
If you love roots reggae, you probably remember the Rock And Come Een Riddim from 2012. This riddim is special because it mixes the classic one drop bass with touches from other genres, making it sound fresh but still true to reggae roots. The one drop style, with its strong, steady drum and bass, gives the songs a deep and heavy feeling. At the same time, you can hear hints of modern sounds that make it easy for new fans to enjoy. Richie Stephens shines on the riddim with his song "Only A Fool." He is known for his hit "Weakness For Sweetness" and has worked with many big names in reggae and dancehall. Timeka Marshall brings a smooth style to "Undercover Lady." She is a well-loved singer from Guyana, known for her catchy melodies. D Major’s "Gasoline" adds energy, showing his skill as a singer who has worked with reggae legends like Busy Signal and Shaggy. Shuga sings "I Drom Of A Solution," using her powerful voice to deliver a strong message. I Octane, famous for his hit "Lose A Friend" and for winning the EME Award for Best New Artist in 2011, brings emotion to "Baby Dont Leave." Each artist adds their own flavor, but the riddim keeps everything connected. DALTON LEITH MUSIC, the producer, is known for bringing together talented artists and creating riddims that sound both classic and new. This project is one of their best-known works and has been streamed by reggae fans worldwide.
Rock And Come Een Tracklist:
- Richie Stephens – Only A Fool
- Timeka Marshall – Undercover Lady
- D Major – Gasoline
- Shuga – I Drom Of A Solution
- I Octane – Baby Dont Leave
- Torch – Word Sound And Power
- Busy Signal – Stop Show Off
- C – Customized Lady
- Stevie Face – For You
- Romain Virgo – Mama Say
- Exco Levi – Leave Mi Herbs
- Sophia Squire – Rock And Come Een
- Dalton Leith Music – Rock And Come Een Riddim
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