SLIDE BASS RIDDIM produced by L.A.S.N RECORDS 2015
Slide Bass Overview
The Slide Bass Riddim started with a strong one drop base, built in the studio with careful attention to roots reggae style. The producers at L.A.S.N RECORDS wanted a sound that would keep the classic reggae feel but also bring fresh energy to the dancefloor. L.A.S.N RECORDS is known for supporting new reggae talent and has put out several notable riddims since its start. Their focus on quality production has made them respected in the reggae scene. Shezy stands out on this project with the song “Ndiwe Wandoda.” Shezy is known in reggae circles, and this track shows his smooth vocal style over the deep bass. Mad Collabo brings their own flavor with “Akanaka,” adding catchy lyrics and a lively delivery. Lady Banks shines with “Ndinokuda Times 2.” She is recognized for her unique voice and has built a following with her heartfelt performances. Kelly Dee joins the lineup with “Dai Zvaibvira,” giving the riddim a soulful touch. Gnt adds spiritual vibes through “Jah Jah Guide Me,” a track that connects deeply with roots reggae traditions. The Slide Bass Riddim’s one drop base still echoes the roots of 2015, bringing together these artists in a project that feels both classic and new. Each artist brings their own style, but together, they share a joyful energy that keeps the riddim alive. L.A.S.N RECORDS’ creative direction and the talents of Shezy, Mad Collabo, Lady Banks, Kelly Dee, and Gnt make this release a lasting moment in reggae music.
Slide Bass Tracklist:
- Shezy – Ndiwe Wandoda
- Mad Collabo – Akanaka
- Lady Banks – Ndinokuda Times 2
- Kelly Dee – Dai Zvaibvira
- G – Ndinokuda
- Gnt – Jah Jah Guide Me
- Flacky D – Kunyima Pay
- Badman – Chiundertaker
- Cmad – Kundibira Chimanga
- Munnex – Zvavanondidira
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