TIN MACKAREL RIDDIM produced by MAXIMUM SOUND 2013
Tin Mackarel Overview
The Tin Mackarel Riddim is a strong example of how a one drop base can bring musicians together in the studio. The one drop rhythm, with its steady drumbeat and deep bass, was carefully built by the arranger to give every song a strong reggae foundation. The arranger wanted to create a sound that felt both classic and fresh, giving each artist space to show their unique style. This project was produced by MAXIMUM SOUND, a well-known label in reggae and dancehall music. MAXIMUM SOUND is led by Frenchie, who has worked with many top artists since the 1990s. The label is respected for making riddims that sound good on sound systems and streaming platforms alike. Their work has helped keep reggae strong worldwide. Each artist on the Tin Mackarel Riddim brings something different. Burro Banton’s “Can’t Get Me Out” stands out with his powerful voice and commanding delivery. Cecile gives a smooth, confident performance on “My Flow,” showing her skill with melodies. Konshens & Romain Virgo join forces on “We No Worry ’bout Them,” blending their voices for a message of resilience. Major Mackerel’s “Tie Him Up” adds energy and humor, while vegas, Natel & Major Mackarel’s “Flash Up Unu Lighta” is a lively anthem that invites listeners to celebrate. Tony Curtis closes with “Number One Sound,” adding a soulful touch. The one drop base of Tin Mackarel Riddim keeps it rooted in reggae history. The careful production and strong performances have made it a favorite in reggae playlists and sound systems everywhere.
Tin Mackarel Tracklist:
- Burro Banton – Can’t Get Me Out
- Cecile – My Flow
- Konshens & Romain Virgo – We No Worry ’bout Them
- Major Mackerel – Tie Him Up
- vegas, Natel & Major Mackarel – Flash Up Unu Lighta
- Tony Curtis – Number One Sound
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