THE BANDWAGON RIDDIM produced by OLIVE ROYAL PUBLISHING 2015
The Bandwagon Overview
The dub version of the Bandwagon Riddim began in the studio with a focus on deep, conscious sound. The producer wanted every layer to stand out, using echo and reverb to give the music a spiritual feeling. This creative direction came from the sound system culture, where dub versions are played loud and clear for the crowd. OLIVE ROYAL PUBLISHING led the project. This label is known for supporting roots reggae and dancehall artists. Over the years, OLIVE ROYAL PUBLISHING has worked with several respected musicians and helped bring reggae to new listeners through digital platforms. Anthony B’s “Done Wid Di War” is a powerful song on the riddim. Anthony B is well known for his conscious lyrics and has released many albums since the 1990s, including the hit album “Real Revolutionary.” His track adds a strong message of peace. Chrisinti’s “Let The Freedom Reign” brings a soulful voice to the riddim. Chrisinti is respected for his smooth delivery and thoughtful songs. His music often speaks about freedom and justice. Dj Bugz’s “Mama Make Mistake” offers a personal story, making the riddim feel even more real. Dj Bugz is recognized in the reggae scene for his honest lyrics. Gumbae Culture’s “Ragamuffin Style” keeps the energy high, showing the playful side of reggae. High Ranks with “It Not Funny” uses sharp lyrics to talk about real-life struggles. Each artist on the Bandwagon Riddim brought their own style, but the dub cut tied everything together.
The Bandwagon Tracklist:
- Anthony B – Done Wid Di War
- Chrisinti – Let The Freedom Reign
- Dj Bugz – Mama Make Mistake
- Gumbae Culture – Ragamuffin Style
- High Ranks – It Not Funny
- Little Hero & Pzed Ft Crazy – Leave It Alone
- Mr Easy – She Makes Me Jealous
- Rightup – Who Are You To Judge
- Sheron P – Love Triangle
- Stephen Souza – Sleeping Beauty
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