STEPPIN UP RIDDIM produced by GREEEZLY PRODUCTIONS 2017
Steppin Up Overview
In 2017, the Steppin Up Riddim brought new life to sound system culture. This reggae rhythm project was built for selectors and DJs who love to keep the dance moving. The riddim connected modern artists to the classic reggae sound, making it a favorite for both old and new fans. GREEEZLY PRODUCTIONS, the producer behind Steppin Up Riddim, is known for crafting rhythms that respect reggae’s roots. Based in Europe, GREEEZLY PRODUCTIONS has worked with both established and rising reggae artists. Their work often gets strong support from reggae selectors worldwide, and their riddims have appeared on many reggae mixtapes and playlists. The Steppin Up Riddim features artists who each bring their own style to the classic reggae beat. Lupa delivers the song "Steppin Up," which sets the tone for the whole project. King Mas, who is known for his hit "One Wish" and collaborations with Kabaka Pyramid, adds "Have Me Up" to the mix. Ras Penco, famous for his popular single "Thousand Miles," contributes "Long Time." Greg Roy brings "Mr. Right," and Don Tippa’s "Good Marijuana" is a tune that stands out for its smooth flow. Other tracks include "Clean" by Castafari Ft. Blackwell and Blackwell, "Call Me" by Youtah Dread, "Shake Up Your Body" by High Priest, and "Buena Manana" by Plata. Each artist adds something unique, but all share the riddim’s steady, retro groove. Steppin Up Riddim is still heard in reggae sets today, showing the lasting power of its sound and spirit.
Steppin Up Tracklist:
- Lupa – Steppin Up
- King Mas – Have Me Up
- Ras Penco – Long Time
- Greg Roy – Mr. Right
- Don Tippa – Good Marijuana
- Castafari Ft. Blackwell – Clean
- Youtah Dread – Call Me
- High Priest – Shake Up Your Body
- Plata – Buena Manana
- Gamba The Lenk – Ci Sta Ma Anche No
- Mc Baco – Click Clack Shot
- Stoma – Illegyal
- Manzish – La Famiglia
- Neroone – Il Sound Che Ti Uccide
- Greezzly – Steppin Up Riddim Version
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