TENAMENT RIDDIM produced by MACTEN RECORDS 2013
Tenament Overview
The Tenament Riddim dub release came together in the studio with a strong rocksteady flow. Musicians and engineers worked closely, building each track layer by layer. The sound architect focused on a classic reggae feel, bringing in warm basslines and smooth drum patterns. This approach gave the riddim a calm, uplifting energy that stands out in the 2013 reggae scene. MACTEN RECORDS produced this release. The label is known for its dedication to roots reggae and has built a reputation for quality productions. Over the years, MACTEN RECORDS has worked with both new and established artists, helping to shape the sound of modern reggae. Their releases are available on major streaming platforms, reaching listeners worldwide. The vocal cuts on this riddim feature several respected artists. Pinchers delivers "Wish You Were Mine," adding his signature smooth style. Pinchers is well known for his 1986 hit "Agony," which remains a dancehall classic. Little Hero brings energy with "Shotta Dem." He is recognized for his song "God Alone," which charted in Jamaica and helped launch his career. Jabalance adds a roots flavor with "Kutchie Cup," while Kali Blax keeps things lively on "Chuck It So." Betta Dayze brings a thoughtful vibe to "Time," rounding out the vocal performances. Each artist brings their own touch, but all share the same deep respect for roots reggae. This dub release captures the spirit of 2013 roots reggae, blending tradition with fresh voices. The result is a collection that appeals to both longtime fans and new listeners, showing the continued strength of the genre.
Tenament Tracklist:
- Pinchers – Wish You Were Mine
- Little Hero – Shotta Dem
- Jabalance – Kutchie Cup
- Kali Blax – Chuck It So
- Betta Dayze -Time
- Khausion – No More
- Lawgiver feat Spanky – Nuh Greedy
- Spanky Aka Jones – All My Life
- Tenament Riddim – Macten Records
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