Struggle Riddim – Weedyg Soundforce

STRUGGLE RIDDIM produced by WEEDYG SOUNDFORCE 2015

Struggle Overview

In 2015, a reggae rhythm project called Struggle Riddim made its mark on the reggae scene. The journey began with a vision to honor the classic reggae sound. The culture arranger worked closely with the musicians, guiding the project to stay true to the roots of reggae. Each instrument was chosen with care, from the steady basslines to the warm guitar chops, creating a foundation that felt both timeless and fresh. At the heart of the project was producer WEEDYG SOUNDFORCE. Known for his dedication to roots reggae, WEEDYG SOUNDFORCE built his reputation through consistent work with independent labels and a passion for authentic sound. His productions have gathered thousands of streams among reggae fans, and his commitment to the genre’s revival shines through on this release. The Struggle Riddim brought together a powerful line-up of artists. Christopher Martin delivered "Thats Why She Leave," a song filled with emotion and smooth vocals. Perfect Giddimani’s "Spank" brought energy and lyrical depth, while Phantom inspired listeners with "Nuh Give Up." Kingseyes contributed "Children Cry," a song reflecting social realities, and Cookie The Herbalist’s "Change" called for hope and transformation. Jah Will’s "When We Fall" rounded out the project, offering a message of resilience. From creation to release, the Struggle Riddim project stayed true to reggae’s roots, both in sound and spirit. It quickly became a favorite on sound systems and remains an important part of reggae history, reminding fans of the power of authentic, roots-driven music.

Struggle Tracklist:

1. Christopher Martin – Thats Why She Leave
2. Perfect Giddimani – Spank
3. Phantom – Nuh Give Up
4. Kingseyes – Children Cry
5. Cookie The Herbalist – Change
6. Jah Will – When We Fall

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