THROW ME HERB RIDDIM produced by MUSTANG BEATS / HOT COFFEE MUSIC 2012
Throw Me Herb Overview
In 2012, the Throw Me Herb Riddim stood out for reggae and dancehall fans who love classic roots vibes. Produced by MUSTANG BEATS / HOT COFFEE MUSIC, this riddim gave singers and deejays a strong, rootsy base to build on. The sound is clean and focused, with deep bass and steady drums. This style was a bit different from other riddims of the time, which often leaned more towards electronic or pop influences. Don Andre’s “Legalize The Herbs” is a highlight on this riddim, bringing a catchy message and smooth delivery. Brakka General adds his voice with “What Kind Of Grade,” keeping the roots tradition alive. Gappy Ranks, known for his hit “Heaven In Her Eyes,” brings energy with “Maddest Ting.” Redd Man Uk’s “Clean Up Me Heart” and Busy Signal’s “Hottest Hot Head” both show the versatility of the riddim. Busy Signal, famous for his album “Reggae Music Again,” always brings a strong performance. Bobby Hustle’s “Weed Like Mine” rounds out the set with a relaxed feel. MUSTANG BEATS / HOT COFFEE MUSIC is known for producing quality reggae projects and has worked with several established artists in the scene. Their focus on real reggae sounds helped Throw Me Herb Riddim stay popular with roots fans. Looking back, many reggae lovers still mention this riddim as a favorite from 2012. It offered a strong foundation for artists and kept the roots reggae spirit alive during a time of change in the music scene.
Throw Me Herb Tracklist:
- Don Andre – Legalize The Herbs
- Brakka General – What Kind Of Grade
- Gappy Ranks – Maddest Ting
- Redd Man Uk – Clean Up Me Heart
- Busy Signal – Hottest Hot Head
- Randy Valentine – Brixton Market
- Bobby Hustle – Weed Like Mine
Releases Similar to Throw Me Herb Riddim – Mustang Beats / Hot Coffee Music
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