Tek A Train Riddim produced by Teka Productions 2009
Tek A Train Overview
The Tek A Train Riddim from 2009 is known for its classic roots reggae sound. The instrumental features warm, organic beats and a steady groove that fans of roots reggae love. Its mood is uplifting but also deep, bringing a real sense of reggae tradition. Several artists made this riddim special. Ziggi, who is known for his hit song "Need To Tell You This," brings smooth vocals to "Love Crazy." Anthony B, famous for tracks like "Fire Pon Rome" and his album "Real Revolutionary," delivers strong energy on "Love Dont Get Better." Jaqee adds her soulful voice to "Take The Train," while Cali P shines on "Girl You Dont Know." Smiley’s "Distance" is another standout, showing his unique style. Other artists on the riddim include Nosliw with "Was Ich Mein," Mono Nikitaman with "Immer Noch," Maxim with "Woher Sollt Ich Wissen," Sophia Squire Hi Kee with "Refugee," and I Nesta with "Bajo La Luz." The culture arranger for this project helped keep the roots vibe authentic. Teka Productions, the label and producer, is well known in the reggae world. Teka Productions has worked on several successful reggae and dancehall projects and is respected for keeping classic reggae sounds alive. Even today, fans talk about the Tek A Train Riddim as a favorite roots instrumental from 2009. Its timeless style and strong lineup keep it fresh for reggae lovers everywhere.
Tek A Train Tracklist:
- Ziggi – Love Crazy
- Anthony B – Love Dont Get Better
- Jaqee – Take The Train
- Cali P – Girl You Dont Know
- Smiley – Distance
- Nosliw – Was Ich Mein
- Mono Nikitaman – Immer Noch
- D-Flame – Vergiss Mich Nicht
- Maxim – Woher Sollt Ich Wissen
- Sophia Squire Hi Kee – Refugee
- I Nesta – Bajo La Luz
- Slonesta – Dancehall Party
- Rojah Phad Full – Magie
- Va Megamix By Buschwerk Sound
- Teka – Version
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