SUDDEN ATTACK RIDDIM produced by REGGAE VIBES PRODUCTIONS 2020
Sudden Attack Overview
In 2020, reggae music continued to celebrate its roots with strong, soulful riddims. One standout from this era is the track base produced by REGGAE VIBES PRODUCTIONS, a label known for its commitment to conscious music and quality releases. REGGAE VIBES PRODUCTIONS has built a reputation for working with respected artists and delivering projects that focus on unity and positive messages. The Sudden Attack Riddim is a perfect example of this approach. It offers a solid roots reggae base, giving singers and deejays a rich foundation for their performances. Luciano brings his powerful voice and uplifting lyrics to “Sudden Attack,” reminding listeners of the strength found in unity. Kymani Marley’s “Strength of a Lion” stands out for its inspiring message and smooth delivery, while Johnny Osbourne’s “Peace and Love” brings a classic reggae feel, reflecting his long career in the genre. Spragga Benz adds his signature deejay style to “Work with It,” bringing energy and rhythm to the riddim. Wayne Wonder’s “Tragedy” showcases his smooth vocals and emotional storytelling. Other artists on the riddim include Tony Curtis with “All the Way,” Ian Sweetness with “Slow and Steady,” Menny More with “Rise,” Mikey General with “What Are You Fighting For,” and New Product with “Come Baba.” Each artist brings their own style, but they all share the same roots foundation. This reggae track base remains an important part of reggae history, showing how modern artists and producers continue to honor and build on the genre’s traditions.
Sudden Attack Tracklist:
- Luciano – Sudden Attack
- Kymani Marley – Strength of a Lion
- Johnny Osbourne – Peace and Love
- Spragga Benz – Work with It
- Wayne Wonder – Tragedy
- Tony Curtis – All the Way
- Ian Sweetness – Slow and Steady
- Menny More – Rise
- Mikey General – What Are You Fighting For
- New Product – Come Baba
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