SPEED RIDDIM produced by Q45 RECORDS 2000
Speed Overview
Q45 RECORDS is a respected name in reggae music production. The label has been active since the late 1990s and is known for keeping the roots of reggae alive while bringing in new talent. Q45 RECORDS has worked with many popular artists and has helped to shape the sound of modern reggae. Their releases often feature the classic one drop base, a rhythm that became famous in the 2000s and still moves crowds today. On the Speed Riddim, Q45 RECORDS brings together a strong lineup. Thomas And E. Williamson open the set with their track "Speed Version," showing smooth vocals and a deep connection to the riddim. Capleton, a key figure in dancehall and reggae, adds his song "Uprising." Capleton is well known for hits like "Jah Jah City" and has been celebrated for his energetic performances and conscious lyrics. Elephant Man, another major name, brings his unique style to "Beetle Juice." Known as the "Energy God," Elephant Man has had big hits like "Pon De River Pon De Bank" and is famous for his lively stage shows. Military Man also joins the riddim with "No Title," adding his own flavor to the mix. This release is a great example of how classic reggae rhythms and modern talent can come together, making music that fans can enjoy on any sound system.
Speed Tracklist:
- Thomas And E. Williamson – Speed Version
- Capleton – Uprising
- Elephant Man – Beetle Juice
- Military Man – No Title
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