Unity For Man Next Door Riddim – B-Dub And Reggae Revolution

UNITY FOR MAN NEXT DOOR RIDDIM produced by B-DUB & REGGAE REVOLUTION 2013

Unity For Man Next Door Overview

Today, fans still remember the bashment flow of the Unity For Man Next Door Riddim. Its heavy basslines and sharp beats made it a favorite at parties and clubs in 2013. The riddim’s energy was different from other dancehall tracks at the time. People still talk about how the sound brought a new edge to the dancehall scene. The artists on this riddim each brought their unique style. Marcello Coleman delivered “Babylon Will Fall,” adding deep lyrics and strong vocals. Virtus added a different flavor with “You Can’T Lie.” Virtus is also known for his work blending reggae and Italian influences, which has made him popular in European reggae circles. Snapshot Camp’s “Youths Dem” spoke to the younger generation and fit perfectly with the riddim’s vibe. Hobo Ft. Babalu came together for “Vfc Vfmb,” a track that stood out for its catchy hook. Babalu - Vfc Vfmb also released “Vfc Vfmb,” making the song a highlight of the project. Each artist used the riddim’s bashment energy in their own way, making the release feel fresh and exciting. Behind the scenes, B-DUB and REGGAE REVOLUTION produced the riddim. REGGAE REVOLUTION is known for supporting reggae and dancehall music in Europe, helping to push the genre forward. Their work on this project kept the classic dancehall sound alive, even as new styles mixed in. Unity For Man Next Door Riddim was one of the standout bashment releases of 2013, thanks to its strong artists, powerful songs, and skilled production.

Unity For Man Next Door Tracklist:

1. Marcello Coleman – Babylon Will Fall (Dub Mix)
2. Virtus – You Can’T Lie
3. Snapshot Camp – Youths Dem
4. Hobo Ft. Babalu – Vfc Vfmb
5. Jahmento – Ancora Un Giorno
6. Mark-One – Ascolto Reggae Music