21 CONVERSATION RIDDIM produced by STINGRAY RECORDS 2021
21 Conversation Overview
In 2021, reggae fans found a special treat in the 21 Conversation Riddim. This roots riddim captured the spirit of the year, offering a classic sound with a fresh touch. At a time when many listeners were looking for music with meaning and warmth, this project stood out as a reminder of reggae’s deep roots and ongoing power. Behind the riddim was STINGRAY RECORDS, a respected label based in the UK. Known for working with both legendary and emerging reggae artists, Stingray has played a key role in keeping roots reggae alive internationally. The label’s productions often blend vintage vibes with modern clarity, drawing in fans from all over the world. The 21 Conversation Riddim featured a lineup of artists who each brought their own style. Stevie Face delivered “Can’t Do We Nothing - Stevie Face,” adding his smooth, heartfelt vocals. Stevie Face is well known for his reggae cover of “Tell It Like It Is,” which topped charts in Jamaica. Anthony Cruz contributed “Sexual Harassment,” showing his skill for tackling real-life topics. Cruz has built a strong reputation with hits like “Halfway Tree” and “Mama’s Blessing.” Jigsy King’s “Good Over Evil” brought his energetic voice to the mix. Known for his dancehall hit “Gal A Yu Shape,” Jigsy King’s roots performance here reminded fans of his versatility. Conrad Crystal & Sugar Roy teamed up for “Nuh Worry Sasha,” a duo known for their harmony and positive messages. Prince Mydas rounded out the set with “Here I Am,” adding his unique sound. Even now, fans revisit the 21 Conversation Riddim as a roots memory of 2021, celebrating its message and music.
21 Conversation Tracklist:
- Stevie Face – Can’t Do We Nothing – Stevie Face
- Anthony Cruz – Sexual Harassment
- Jigsy King – Good Over Evil
- Conrad Crystal & Sugar Roy – Nuh Worry Sasha
- Prince Mydas – Here I Am
- Yashema Mcleod – Conversation
- Mathi Prince – My King
- Chardel Rhoden – Brain Freeze
- Publik Report – Set Me Free
- Goody Gapp – In Times Likee These
- Sone G – Bad Company
- Jah Device – Let God Be True
- Silkkey D – She’s Calling Me
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