SHOULD HAVE KNOWN BETTA RIDDIM produced by TURBULENCE INTERNATIONAL PRODUTION 2019
Should Have Known Betta Overview
The Should Have Known Betta Riddim started in 2019 and brought back the rocksteady flow that is loved in classic reggae. This riddim takes listeners back to the roots of Jamaican music with its easy, rolling groove and warm, live-instrument feel. Several talented artists brought their voices to this project. Micheal Fabulous is known for his song "When You Smile." He has been part of the reggae scene for years and is respected for his smooth vocal style. Milton Blake joins with "Rub A Dub Style." Blake is recognized for his roots reggae sound and positive lyrics, and he has worked with other respected artists in the genre. Khausion delivers "It's A Shame" on this riddim, adding a heartfelt message and strong delivery. Saddam Aerodynamic appears with "Mr Drought," giving the riddim a modern touch while keeping the roots vibe. Behind the scenes, the riddim was arranged and produced by TURBULENCE INTERNATIONAL PRODUTION. This label is known for its focus on uplifting reggae and dancehall music. Over the years, TURBULENCE INTERNATIONAL PRODUTION has built a reputation for working with both new and established artists, helping to keep reggae music alive and fresh. Their dedication to quality production and authentic sounds has made them a respected name in the reggae community. The Should Have Known Betta Riddim kept the roots reggae message alive through 2019. With its classic rocksteady flow and a team of strong artists and producers, it stands as a memorable release for reggae fans everywhere.
Should Have Known Betta Tracklist:
- Ricky D Lova – My Girl Dat
- Micheal Fabulous – When You Smile
- Milton Blake – Rub A Dub Style
- Khausion – It’s A Shame
- Sativa D Black 1 – Mr Drought (feat Saddam Aerodynamic)
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