BLOODY CITY RIDDIM produced by STINGRAY RECORDS 2012
Bloody City Overview
In 2012, the Bloody City Riddim roots anthology appeared, offering reggae fans a fresh take on classic reggae sounds. This release stood out for its deep connection to the roots reggae traditions of earlier decades, while still feeling modern and relevant for its time. The anthology brought together respected artists, each adding their unique voice. Mykal Rose delivered “Dirty Game,” bringing his signature style and powerful delivery. Bushman’s “Bloody City” offered thoughtful lyrics and a strong roots message. Lukie D teamed up with Anthony B for “Hustling,” combining smooth melodies with energetic vocals. Morgan Heritage contributed “Go Down Falling Angel,” blending harmonies and conscious lyrics. Anthony B also appeared solo with “Herbman Juggling,” showing off his energetic flow and commitment to roots themes. G Vibes rounded out the set with “Leave The Oil,” adding another dimension to the riddim’s sound. The selector behind this project helped keep the roots reggae spirit alive, carefully choosing artists and tracks that honored the genre’s history. Production came from STINGRAY RECORDS, a UK-based label known for its dedication to authentic reggae music. Stingray Records has a long history of working with top Jamaican and UK reggae artists, and its catalog includes both classic and modern reggae releases. The label’s attention to detail and quality has earned them respect among reggae fans and artists alike. The Bloody City Riddim remains an important part of reggae history. Its rich, rootsy track base and strong lineup of artists make it a standout release for anyone interested in the evolution of reggae music.
Bloody City Tracklist:
- Mykal Rose – Dirty Game
- Bushman – Bloody City
- Lukie D & Anthony B – Hustling
- Morgan Heritage – Go Down Falling Angel
- Anthony B – Herbman Juggling
- G Vibes – Leave The Oil
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