World War Riddim – DJ Frass

World War Riddim produced by DJ Frass 2010

World War Overview

Today, reggae fans still remember the one drop base from the World War Riddim. This sound takes people back to classic reggae, with a deep, steady beat that makes you want to move. The one drop base is simple but strong, and it gives the riddim a timeless feel. When people talk about reggae from around 2010, this riddim often comes up because of that solid foundation. The artists who voiced on this riddim brought their own style and energy. 3 Star made his mark with “Dem Nuh Bad Like We,” a song full of confidence and bold lyrics. Chan Dizzy’s “Come Dweet” stands out for its catchy hook and positive vibes. Chase Cross delivered “Empty A Clip,” bringing a sharp edge to the riddim. Flexxx kept the energy high with “Gully Come Down,” and G Star’s “Slap Weh” added more fire to the lineup. Other artists on the riddim, like Kibaki with “Gun Buss,” Mad Cobra with “Black Rain,” Predator with “U A Pussy,” and Stein with “Duppy Haffi Mek,” helped make the release strong and memorable. The person behind this riddim is DJ Frass. He is known as one of Jamaica’s top producers. DJ Frass started his career in the early 2000s and built his own label, DJ Frass Records. He has worked with many big names in reggae and dancehall, and his productions often get millions of streams online. With World War Riddim, DJ Frass showed his skill in blending new voices with classic reggae sounds. This one drop base still stands as an important part of reggae history, reminding listeners of the music’s roots and the power of a good riddim.

World War Tracklist:

1. 3 Star – Dem Nuh Bad Like We
2. Chan Dizzy – Come Dweet
3. Chase Cross – Empty A Clip
4. Flexxx – Gully Come Down
5. G Star – Slap Weh
6. Kibaki – Gun Buss
7. Mad Cobra – Black Rain
8. Predator – U A Pussy
9. Stein – Duppy Haffi Mek

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