THINK TWICE RIDDIM produced by WARRIOR MUSICK PRODUCTION 2011
Think Twice Overview
The Think Twice Riddim was released in 2011 and quickly made an impact in reggae music circles. Produced by Warrior Musick Production, this roots riddim provided a solid foundation for singers and deejays to share conscious messages. Warrior Musick Production is known for crafting authentic reggae rhythms and supporting artists who focus on positive and uplifting themes. Several well-known reggae artists contributed to the Think Twice Riddim, each bringing their unique style. Anthony B’s “To Much Guns In Town” stands out with its call for peace and reflection on violence. Duane Stephenson delivers the title track, “Think Twice,” which encourages listeners to consider their actions and choices. Fantan Mojah’s “Rasta Got Soul” adds spiritual energy, while Luciano’s “I Can You Can” motivates hope and perseverance. Lutan Fyah’s “Rastafari Leads The Way” continues the tradition of roots reggae by focusing on faith and guidance. Other voices on the riddim include Lymie Murray with “Your Right,” Sir Ford with “Ohh Lord,” Turbulance with “Stay Away,” and Zamunda with “Forever Loving Jah.” Each artist uses the riddim’s steady, rootsy instrumental to deliver heartfelt and meaningful lyrics. The Think Twice Riddim stands out for its authentic sound and the way it brings together strong voices in reggae. Thanks to Warrior Musick Production’s vision, this riddim remains a respected and influential part of modern reggae history, still played by sound systems and appreciated by fans around the world.
Think Twice Tracklist:
- Anthony B – To Much Guns In Town
- Devano – In This Jungle
- Duane Stephenson – Think Twice
- Fantan Mojah – Rasta Got Soul
- Luciano – I Can You Can
- Lutan Fyah – Rastafari Leads The Way
- Lymie Murray – Your Right (Situation Room)
- Sir Ford – Ohh Lord
- Turbulance – Stay Away
- Zamunda – Forever Loving Jah
- Warriors Musick Productions – Think Twice Riddim (Instrumental)
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