THE GRASS ROOT RIDDIM produced by BREAD BACK PRODUCTIONS 2013
The Grass Root Overview
The Grass Root Riddim is a reggae rhythm project from Jamaica, released in 2013. This riddim brought strong roots reggae vibes back into the scene, with a sound that honors the foundation of reggae music. The project features a lineup of respected artists, each bringing their own style to the riddim. Lutan Fyah stands out with his song "Ganja Man," delivering conscious lyrics and a smooth flow. Lukie D adds his soulful voice to "Gi Bun," creating a laid-back yet powerful track. Ataru’s "Go Bed" brings a fresh sound, while Delly Ranx keeps the energy high on "Haffi Blaze." I Wayne’s "Know Dem Self" is filled with positive messages and his signature melodic voice. Other artists on the riddim include Singing Melody with "Musical Body," UT Ras on "Nuh Boy," and Sizzla with the uplifting "One Love." The duo Thrilla U & Capital D join forces for "Tune In," and Teflon brings strength to "We Run This." Each artist’s song fits perfectly with the riddim’s rootsy, foundation-style production. The music arranger shaped the sound to keep the classic reggae feel alive. The producer behind the project, BREAD BACK PRODUCTIONS, is known for supporting authentic reggae music and working with top Jamaican artists. Their careful production helped Grass Root Riddim stand out during a year filled with many releases. Today, Grass Root Riddim is remembered as a key project in modern reggae history, showing how roots reggae can stay fresh and meaningful. Its sound and message continue to inspire reggae fans and artists alike.
The Grass Root Tracklist:
- Lutan Fyah – Ganja Man
- Lukie D – Gi Bun
- Ataru – Go Bed
- Delly Ranx – Haffi Blaze
- I Wayne – Know Dem Self
- Singing Melody – Musical Body
- UT Ras – Nuh Boy
- Sizzla – One Love
- Thrilla U & Capital D – Tune In
- Teflon – We Run This
- Louie Culture – Weapons Of War (Raw)
- Louie Culture – Weapons Of War (RADIO)
- Bread Back Productions – The Grass Root Riddim
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