SHOULD HAVE KNOWN BETTA RIDDIM produced by CULTURE ROCK RECORDS 2013
Should Have Known Betta Overview
Reggae music has always been about strong rhythms and deep cultural messages. In 2013, the roots style got a new boost with the release of a one drop riddim from CULTURE ROCK RECORDS. The one drop beat is the heart of roots reggae. It uses a steady drum and bass that make you want to move, but it also leaves space for singers to share their stories. This riddim gave young and rising artists a chance to shine. Denham Smith’s “Feel It” stands out with smooth vocals and heartfelt lyrics. Kali Blaxx brings energy to “Big Sound Tun On,” showing why he’s respected in reggae circles. Mr. Diamond’s “I Promise(1” is another strong track, and he is known for his collaborations with other reggae artists in Europe and Jamaica. Lee'Tal joins with “Reggae World(1,” adding more conscious vibes. King David’s “Ride Shotgun(1” keeps the roots spirit alive with thoughtful words. Each artist brings their own style, but the riddim ties them all together. CULTURE ROCK RECORDS has a reputation for supporting roots and culture reggae. They have worked with both new voices and veteran singers, helping to keep the roots sound alive in modern times. This 2013 release is a good example. It’s proof that reggae’s foundation is still strong, and the music keeps growing. This roots drop is not just a collection of songs—it’s a cultural platform. It helped these artists reach new fans, and it remains a favorite for reggae lovers who want pure, classic vibes.
Should Have Known Betta Tracklist:
- Feel It – Denham Smith;
- Big Sound Tun On – Kali Blaxx;
- I Promise(1) – Mr. Diamond;
- Reggae World(1) – Lee’Tal;
- Ride Shotgun(1) – King David;
- Oh Jah(1) – Chezidek;
- When You Smile(1) – Michael Fabulous;
- Mrs_ Perfect(1) – Silver Ice;
- Big, Bald, Gentle & Nice (Raw) – Dr. Ring Ding;
- Should Have Known Betta (Horns Version)(1)
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