Saudi Arabia Riddim produced by Pure Music Production 2010
Saudi Arabia Overview
Saudi Arabia Riddim is a reggae rhythm that came out in 2010. It was created in Jamaica, where reggae and dancehall music have deep roots. The riddim stands out for its classic style and strong messages. Several talented artists brought their own style to this project. Wayne Wonder Ft.Supriz deliver the song "Can't Be Duplicated," which talks about being original and true to yourself. Madd One’s track "Don't Pre Me" warns against jealousy and watching others' business. Zj Liquid brings energy with "Gal You Good," a song for the ladies. Teflon’s "Matey Anthem" adds a bold voice to the mix, while Mr.Murphy Ft.Fiona’s "Mek She Go So" gives a catchy, danceable vibe. Other artists on the riddim include Macka Diamond with "Mother Man," Di Prince with "Nah Fight Over Man," Gappy Ranx with "Neatly Attire," Bling Bawg with "Our Name," and Gala P with "Saudi Arabia Wine." Each artist uses the riddim’s classic reggae sound to share stories about real life, relationships, and culture. The arranger behind the cultural feel of this project is Pure Music Production. This label is known for working with both new and established reggae artists. Pure Music Production has helped shape the sound of modern reggae, giving the Saudi Arabia Riddim its unique direction and identity. Even years later, Saudi Arabia Riddim is still remembered by reggae fans. Its mix of culture, message, and classic reggae beat makes it an important part of reggae music history.
Saudi Arabia Tracklist:
- Wayne Wonder Ft.Supriz – Can’t Be Duplicated
- Madd One – Don’t Pre Me
- Zj Liquid – Gal You Good
- Teflon – Matey Anthem
- Mr.Murphy Ft.Fiona – Mek She Go So
- Macka Diamond – Mother Man
- Di Prince – Nah Fight Over Man
- Gappy Ranx – Neatly Attire
- Bling Bawg – Our Name
- Saudi Arabia Riddim
- Gala P – Saudi Arabia Wine
- Delly Ranx & Froggy Maddsqaud – Season
- Taranchyla – Take Over
- Gramps Morgan – The Almight
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