SUGAR LOAF RIDDIM produced by BUZWAKK RECORDS 2016
Sugar Loaf Overview
Roots riddim has always been a key part of reggae music. It is known for its deep bass, steady drum patterns, and strong messages about life and society. This style of music began in Jamaica during the 1970s. Many classic reggae songs use roots riddims, making them a foundation for the genre. These rhythms are still important today, keeping reggae’s core sound alive. BUZWAKK RECORDS is one of the labels that continues to support roots riddim. The label is known for producing music with a focus on social issues and community life. BUZWAKK RECORDS has worked with both new and established artists, helping to keep the roots style fresh and relevant. Their releases often get attention from reggae fans around the world. In 2016, BUZWAKK RECORDS released a roots riddim that brought together several respected artists. Bucky Jo delivered “Love Was Meant To Be,” a song that shows his smooth vocal style. Bunny Lye Lye, who is known for his long career in reggae, contributed “Am Here Am Here.” Patrick Williams added “Mr. Faithful,” bringing his own touch to the riddim. Selvie Wonder joined with “Me And My People,” and Veron Maytone, famous as part of The Maytones, sang “What’s On Your Mind.” Veron Maytone’s work with The Maytones is well known among reggae fans, with hits like “Madness” and “Money Worries.” This roots riddim from 2016 is a strong example of how reggae keeps its traditions alive.
Sugar Loaf Tracklist:
- Bucky Jo – Love Was Meant To Be
- Bunny Lye Lye – Am Here Am Here
- Patrick Williams – Mr. Faithful
- Selvie Wonder – Me And My People
- Veron Maytone – What’s On Your Mind