SAD SONG RIDDIM produced by MACLES MUSIC FACTORY 2018
Sad Song Overview
In 2018, the Sad Song Riddim brought together some talented reggae artists. Jerry Julian, known for his song "Helping Hand," gave the riddim a strong and positive energy. Mojo, who gained attention with "Herb - True Love," added his unique voice and style. Promise No Promises and The Dan Juba both performed on the track "Hot This Year," showing the riddim’s ability to bring artists together for memorable collaborations. Tampanae also contributed with "Some Way Some How," adding another layer to the project. The dub cut of the Sad Song Riddim was built to give singers and deejays a solid roots base. This version allowed the artists to express themselves over a deep, steady rhythm. The producer behind the riddim, MACLES MUSIC FACTORY, is known for blending modern sounds with classic reggae. The label has worked with many artists and is respected for its high-quality production and creative approach. MACLES MUSIC FACTORY helped make the riddim both fresh and true to reggae traditions. Other songs featured on the riddim included Tikaros with "Good Friends," Timmi Burrell with "Money Alone," Tmar with "Never Bow Never Quit," Tommy Clarke with "Gideon Warriors," and Zambai with "Rise." Each artist brought their own message and style, making the riddim stand out. The Sad Song Riddim dub cut is remembered as a cultural work from 2018. It captured the spirit of the time and gave reggae fans music that still feels powerful today.
Sad Song Tracklist:
- D-Prezzy – #1 Contender
- Jerry Julian – Helping Hand
- Mojo-Herb – True Love
- Promise No Promises – Hot This Year (Feat The Dan Juba)
- Tampanae – Some Way Some How
- Tikaros – Good Friends
- Timmi Burrell – Money Alone
- Tmar – Never Bow Never Quit
- Tommy Clarke – Gideon Warriors
- Zambai – Rise
- Macles Music Factory – Sad Song Riddim (Instrumental)
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