Secs Drive Riddim produced by 2009
Secs Drive Overview
In 2009, the Secs Drive Riddim brought a fresh energy to reggae and dub music. The riddim stood out for its rocksteady flow, which was smoother and more relaxed than the heavy digital sounds popular in other dub releases of the era. Many riddims at the time used harder drums and electronic effects, but Secs Drive Riddim focused on deep bass and classic reggae instruments. Several well-known artists from the scene performed on this release. Cecile’s "Mood For Love" showed her unique vocal style. Cecile is known for her hit song "Can You Do the Work" with Sean Paul, which helped her gain international attention. Delly Ranx And Chico joined forces on "Im Going Crazy," bringing together two voices known for their catchy melodies. Delly Ranx has also produced tracks for other artists and is respected for his work behind the scenes. New Kidz performed "Call My Name," while Real Mc Koy delivered "Western Union," both adding their own flavor to the riddim. Terry Ganzie, with "Sorry," brought a rootsy touch. Ganzie is remembered for his 1990s hit "Welcome the Outlaw." The group Tok added "Secs Drive," giving the riddim a powerful close. The sound architect’s careful production kept the music warm and organic. Fans remember the Secs Drive Riddim for its classic sound and the way it brought together top talent from the 2009 reggae scene.
Secs Drive Tracklist:
- Cecile – Mood For Love
- Delly Ranx And Chico – Im Going Crazy
- New Kidz – Call My Name
- Real Mc Koy – Western Union
- Terry Ganzie – Sorry
- Tok – Secs Drive
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