SLOW ROCK RIDDIM produced by REBEL SOUND RECORDS 2017
Slow Rock Overview
In 2017, the Slow Rock Riddim brought a fresh sound to reggae, and its dub cut became a key piece in modern sound system culture. Dub has always been the heartbeat of Jamaican parties, letting selectors and DJs showcase deep versions filled with echo, reverb, and stripped-down rhythms. This dub cut honored that tradition, giving sound systems a powerful tool to move crowds and highlight the riddim’s unique textures. Behind this release was REBEL SOUND RECORDS, a label known for blending classic reggae with new influences. Since its start, the label has built a reputation for quality productions and has gathered a steady following online. Their work on the Slow Rock Riddim showed their skill in crafting tracks that appeal to both longtime reggae fans and newcomers. The Slow Rock Riddim featured some of reggae’s respected voices. Sugar Minott brought his soulful style to “My Love Zone,” delivering heartfelt lyrics over the steady groove. Eddy Fitzroy’s “Run Come” added energy, while Luciano’s “I Feel The Pain” offered a message of resilience. The Tamlins contributed with “Tell Me Who You Gonna Blame,” and Triston Palma’s “How Yu Eyes So Red” brought his signature vocal delivery. Other artists on the riddim included Chuck Fenda with “Who Feel It Knows,” George Nooks on “Your My Lady,” Nitty Kutchie’s “You Are The One,” Wurdz with “Don’t Remind Me,” and Admiral Tibet’s “Why Is It A Woman Like You.” Each track added its own flavor, but the dub cut tied everything together, letting the riddim breathe and shine in sound system sessions. Today, this dub version stands as a strong example of how reggae keeps its roots alive while moving forward.
Slow Rock Tracklist:
- Sugar Minott – My Love Zone
- Eddy Fitzroy – Run Come
- Luciano – I Feel The Pain
- The Tamlins – Tell Me Who You Gonna Blame
- Triston Palma – How Yu Eyes So Red
- Chuck Fenda – Who Feel It Knows
- George Nooks – Your My Lady
- Nitty Kutchie – You Are The One
- Wurdz – Don’T Remind Me
- Admiral Tibet – Why Is It A Woman Like You
- Carl Dawkins – I Don’T Wanna Be Alone
- Iq Michael – Everything Is You
- Raphael – Come A Little Closer
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