Ska Riddm produced by Jam2 Production 2010
Ska Riddm – Jam2 Production Overview
The rocksteady flow is a special sound in reggae history. It started in Jamaica in the late 1960s, mixing smooth basslines and gentle rhythms. This style helped reggae grow and gave young singers a place to share their voices. In 2010, Jam2 Production brought back this classic feel with a set called Ska Riddm. Jam2 Production is known for working with fresh talent and making strong riddims that selectors and fans love. Their label has helped many young artists get noticed in the reggae scene. This set gave new singers a real chance to shine. Camar Ft. Kippo came together on “Talk Dem A Talk,” a song where their voices blend over the steady beat. Kippo also did his own version, “Talk Dem A Talk — Talk Dem A Talk,” showing his individual style. Flexxx dropped “I’m Longer Than Rope,” using the riddim’s groove to tell his story with confidence. Keida’s “Dancefloor” brings a smooth, catchy vibe, perfect for moving your feet. Liquid’s “Wine Wine Wine” keeps the energy high, inviting everyone to dance. Other artists on the set include Munga with “Fi Di Gal Dem,” Patexx singing “Eye For An Eye,” Ripah on “U Gal A Pree Me,” and Teflon with “She Like It9. Version.” Each track uses the rocksteady flow to deliver a unique message. This reggae set stands out because it keeps the rocksteady tradition alive and gives young voices a cultural platform. The music and message continue to inspire fans and new artists today.
Tracklist:
- Camar Ft. Kippo – Talk Dem A Talk
- Flexxx – I’m Longer Than Rope
- Keida – Dancefloor(Care Not)
- Liquid – Wine Wine Wine
- Munga – Fi Di Gal Dem
- Patexx – Eye For An Eye
- Ripah – U Gal A Pree Me
- Teflon – She Like It9. Version
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