TYPE A RIDDIM produced by ODDIOWAVE RECORDS 2013
Type A Overview
In 2013, the reggae scene saw the release of the Type A Riddim, a roots instrumental produced by Oddiowave Records. This riddim stood out for its deep cultural sound and powerful messages, mixing classic reggae rhythms with a fresh energy. Compared to other cultural recordings from that era, Type A Riddim kept the old-school roots alive while adding a modern touch. Many riddims at the time leaned towards digital sounds, but this one stayed true to live instruments and rich, soulful melodies. Artists like Perfect Giddimani, Robbie Rule, and Menny More brought their unique voices to the riddim. Perfect Giddimani performed "Weed Is Better Than Liquor," a song that reflects his well-known focus on conscious lyrics. Giddimani is also recognized for his hit "Hand Cart Bwoy," which reached international reggae charts. Robbie Rule added "Rebel On The Move" to the project, delivering a strong cultural message. Menny More contributed with "Nah Stoop Pon Dem Level," showing his commitment to roots and upliftment. Oddiowave Records, the producer behind this riddim, is known for supporting roots reggae and helping artists share positive messages. The label has earned respect in the reggae community for its focus on quality and culture, and its projects have received thousands of streams online. The roots selector played a key role in bringing together artists who could match the riddim’s spirit. Looking back, Type A Riddim carried reggae’s cultural message forward in 2013, standing as a reminder of the genre’s roots and purpose. Oddiowave Records’ "Type A Dub" version also gave listeners a pure instrumental experience, highlighting the riddim’s strength.
Type A Tracklist:
- Perfect Giddimani – Weed Is Better Than Liquor
- Robbie Rule – Rebel On The Move
- Menny More – Nah Stoop Pon Dem Level
- Oddiowave Records – Type A Dub
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