SWEET SOUR RIDDIM produced by GREEZZLY PRODUCTIONS 2012
Sweet Sour Overview
The Sweet Sour Riddim from 2012 delivers a classic reggae feeling with its steady drum patterns and deep basslines. The rhythm sticks closely to traditional reggae, using familiar guitar chops and a laidback tempo. This gives the riddim a warm, timeless sound that is both relaxing and easy to move to. The track base is smooth and inviting, making it perfect for both listening and dancing. On this riddim, several well-known reggae artists add their unique touch. Perfect Giddimani brings his song "Herbs For Me," known for its catchy hook and smooth delivery. Perfect Giddimani is widely recognized in reggae, especially for his 2006 hit "Hand Cart Bwoy." Ice delivers "Tell Me You Love Me," blending heartfelt lyrics with the riddim’s soothing groove. Teacha Dee, with "I Will Try Again," adds his clear vocals and positive message. Teacha Dee is also known for his international performances and collaborations with European producers. Don Tippa’s "My Lady" offers a romantic vibe, while Skarra Mucci’s "The House Of The Lord" brings energetic flows. Skarra Mucci has built a strong reputation in the dancehall and reggae scene, with albums like "Return of the Raggamuffin." Gamba The Lenk appears with "Sweet Living," and the instrumental "Sweet Sour Riddim" version lets the music shine on its own. Behind the project is GREEZZLY PRODUCTIONS, an Italian label known for working with both Jamaican and European artists. The label has produced several notable riddims and helped bring reggae to new audiences.
Sweet Sour Tracklist:
- Perfect Giddimani – Herbs For Me
- Ice – Tell Me You Love Me
- Teacha Dee – I Will Try Again
- Don Tippa – My Lady
- Skarra Mucci – The House Of The Lord
- Gamba The Lenk – Sweet Living
- Version – Sweet Sour Riddim
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