THE BELIEVE RIDDIM produced by 2019 – DIGITAL ONE
The Believe Overview
In 2019, the Believe Riddim arrived and showed reggae’s depth in a fresh way. This release brought together a group of talented artists, each adding their own style to the riddim. The foundation was laid by Digital One & Real Squads with the track "I Believe Riddim." Their production work created a warm, melodic base that feels true to reggae’s roots, while also sounding modern and inviting. Sound system culture has always been an important part of reggae music. The dub cut of the Believe Riddim stands out for selectors and DJs, offering deep basslines and echoing effects that work perfectly on big speakers. This version keeps the crowd moving and lets the music breathe, giving space for toasting and live performance. It’s a reminder of how dub versions help keep reggae vibrant on the dancefloor and in community gatherings. Badda General’s "Burn Some Bridge" brings a sharp, reflective energy to the riddim. Delly Ranx follows with "Understand That," showing his skill in blending thoughtful lyrics with catchy rhythms. G Whizz adds a positive message on "I Believe," while Galaxy P’s "When It Rains" brings a different mood, focusing on life’s challenges. Jah Vinci’s "Jah Will Carry You" and Jah Wiz’s "Will You Be" both highlight faith and hope. Marlon Binns ("Needs Love"), Omari ("Woman"), and Patexx ("Heaven’s Door") round out the release, showing the riddim’s range. Together, these songs and the dub cut remain an important part of reggae history, celebrating both the genre’s tradition and its ongoing creativity.
The Believe Tracklist:
- Badda General – Burn Some Bridge
- Delly Ranx – Understand That
- Digital One & Real Squads – I Believe Riddim (Instrumental)
- G Whizz – I Believe
- Galaxy P – When It Rains
- Jah Vinci – Jah Will Carry You
- Jah Wiz – Will You Be
- Marlon Binns – Needs Love
- Omari – Woman
- Patexx – Heaven’s Door
- Savage – Show Love
- Silver Cat – Be Careful
- Tearah – Gwaan Do Yuh Ting
- X-Ale – Never Give Up
- Zamunda – Better Place
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