TALK DI TINGZ RIDDIM produced by FOOT STEPPZ RECORDS 2012
Talk Di Tingz Overview
The Talk Di Tingz Riddim dub cut, released in 2012, stands as a strong foundation in modern reggae music. This version highlights the deep, echoing sounds and creative mixing that define classic dub. The production, led by FOOT STEPPZ RECORDS, brings together a talented group of artists who each add their own style to the riddim. Mr. G delivers “Bad Suh,” a track with sharp lyrics and a confident flow over the heavy bassline. I Octane’s “Born Ruff” brings energy and a powerful vocal performance, while Capleton’s “Cah do weh we do” showcases his signature fiery delivery. Ryan Oniel’s “I’m just saying” adds a smooth, melodic touch to the riddim, and Romain Virgo’s “Cah even look pom mi” stands out with soulful singing and heartfelt lyrics. Other artists on the riddim include Chan Dizzy with “Kibba Dem mouth,” Agent Sasco with “Dem nuh real,” and Max Element with “Get out.” Each track uses the dub cut’s spacious production, giving room for vocals and instruments to shine. FOOT STEPPZ RECORDS, known for its modern take on reggae rhythms, produced this release. The label has built a reputation for quality releases and has gathered thousands of streams across digital platforms. Their work on the Talk Di Tingz Riddim dub cut set a new benchmark for reggae riddims in the 2010s. This dub cut remains important in reggae history, often played by sound systems and loved by fans for its warmth and energy. Its influence can still be heard in reggae productions today.
Talk Di Tingz Tracklist:
- Mr. G – Bad Suh
- I Octane – Born Ruff
- Capleton – Cah do weh we do
- Ryan Oniel – I’m just saying
- Romain Virgo – Cah even look pom mi
- Chan Dizzy – Kibba Dem mouth
- Agent Sasco – Dem nuh real
- Max Element – Get out
- Talk di tings Riddim Instrumental
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