SRANAN SRUDATI RIDDIM produced by DREDDA RECORDS 2016
Sranan Srudati Overview
In 2016, reggae fans celebrated a special roots release built on the steady one drop base. This classic reggae rhythm is known for its deep drum and bass, making people move and feel the message. The one drop style comes from Jamaica’s roots reggae tradition, where legends like Carlton Barrett of The Wailers set the standard. This foundation continues to inspire producers and musicians worldwide. DREDDA RECORDS, the label behind this set, has a reputation for focusing on social issues and roots sounds. Their releases often highlight important topics and keep classic reggae alive. Over the years, DREDDA RECORDS has supported many artists from the reggae and dancehall scene, helping to bring new voices into the spotlight. The Sranan Srudati Riddim brought together talented artists in 2016. Ras Mendel gave listeners “Moro,” a song that stands out with its uplifting energy. I King I Opo added “Fara,” showing his unique vocal style. Ziggi Recado, known for his hit song “Need To Tell You This” and his album “Ziggi Recado,” brought “Badder Than The Rest” to the riddim. The track also features Kleine Viezerik, who is recognized for his work in Dutch hip hop and reggae. Lion Bobmano’s “Belly Of The Beast” added another strong voice to the project. Each artist brought their own flavor, but all stayed true to the roots reggae spirit. Fans still talk about this release as a favorite from 2016, remembering how the one drop rhythm and conscious lyrics made a lasting impact.
Sranan Srudati Tracklist:
- Ras Mendel – Moro
- I King I Opo – Fara
- Ziggi Recado – Badder Than The Rest (Feat. Kleine Viezerik)
- Lion Bobmano – Belly Of The Beast
- Jah Decko – Mystical Times
- Amanti Youthz – Jealousy (Feat. Nosjeman)
- Imishango – I Will Never
- Samirah – No Matter What
- Wegoman – Badboy Promotion
- Fyah Lee – Huzzle Wi A Huzzle
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