STRIVERS RIDDIM produced by FLAVASQUAD ENTERTAINMENT 2005
Strivers Overview
In the world of reggae, the sound system culture is like the heartbeat of the music. It’s all about the bass, the rhythm, and the vibe that gets people moving. A big part of this is the reggae track base, which lays down the foundation for many classic hits. The Strivers Riddim from 2005 is a great example of this. It’s a deep, bass-heavy riddim that keeps the energy flowing from start to finish. Behind the scenes, a dub engineer plays a crucial role. They take the riddim and add effects like echoes and reverb, giving each track its unique sound. This is where FLAVASQUAD ENTERTAINMENT comes in. Known for their polished productions, FLAVASQUAD has been a key player in the reggae scene. Their work on the Strivers Riddim showcases their knack for creating music that resonates with listeners. Artists like Anthoy Cruz, Bascom X, and Black Lion bring their own flair to the riddim. Anthoy Cruz's "Can't Stop You" is a standout track, known for its smooth delivery and catchy rhythm. Bascom X delivers "Danger," a track that captures the essence of reggae's storytelling tradition. Black Lion's "Gwaan Gwaan" adds a relaxed energy to the mix. Other artists on the riddim include Demo Page John 3 with "Brighter" and Fantan Mojah with "What Is This." Each artist adds their voice to the riddim, creating a collection of songs that listeners can enjoy again and again. This riddim is a testament to the enduring power of reggae music and its ability to bring people together through sound.
Strivers Tracklist:
- Anthoy Cruz – Can’t Stop You
- Bascom X – Danger
- Black Lion – Gwaan Gwaan
- Demo Page John 3 – Brighter
- Fantan Mojah – What Is This
- Jammy Guns – Love
- Lukie D – Make A Chance
- Mad Cobra – Live Your Life
- Nitty – Ghetto
- Ricky Ticky – On And On
- Sean Don – Corruption
- Turbulence – Burn Them Up
- Villa – Leader
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