Splash Riddim

Splash Riddim

Splash Overview

In 2009, reggae fans were treated to a fresh wave of one drop rhythms. The Splash Riddim was crafted by a roots craftsman who understood the heartbeat of Jamaica’s music. In the studio, the one drop base was built with care, using live drums and deep bass lines. This classic sound carried the spirit of reggae into a new era. Once the riddim was ready, it became a platform for some of the scene’s most exciting voices. Ding Dong, known for his dance anthems and the hit “Bad Man Forward, Bad Man Pull Up,” brought energy to the collection with “Raise.” Sizzla, a powerful and prolific artist with over 50 albums and international hits like “Just One of Those Days,” added his fiery presence on “Bare Hotniss Yuh Practice.” Andrew And Wada Blood, a duo with roots in dancehall and reggae, delivered “Goodas,” blending smooth flows with the riddim’s pulse. Unicorn, respected for his unique style, stepped in with “Wah Dem A War Fah,” giving the collection a sharp edge. From creation to release, the Splash Riddim’s journey was all about bringing top artists together on a classic reggae foundation. Each artist added their voice, making the collection a snapshot of reggae’s vibrant scene in 2009.

Splash Tracklist:

1. Ding Dong – Raise
2. Sizzla – Bare Hotniss Yuh Practice
3. Andrew And Wada Blood – Goodas
4. Unicorn – Wah Dem A War Fah

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