A LITTLE BIT MORE RIDDIM produced by INKALINK RECORDS 2007
A Little Bit More Overview
In 2007, reggae fans were treated to a fresh roots riddim that became a favorite in many sets: the A Little Bit More Riddim. This riddim brought together classic roots sounds with a modern touch, making it stand out in that year’s reggae scene. The set opens with A Little Bit More — Instrumental, which lays the foundation for the other tracks. Anthony Que, known for his uplifting style, delivers Birds Give Thans & Praises. Anthony Que has worked with legends like Luciano and is respected for his conscious lyrics. Cha'maine brings a smooth vibe with Friends & Lovers, adding a gentle touch to the riddim. Chezidek, who gained international attention with his hit Leave De Trees, contributes Soul Food, keeping the roots energy strong. Lukie D, famous for his work with the vocal group L.U.S.T., gives us Make Me Smile, showing his signature soulful voice. Other artists on the riddim include Lutan Fyah with Be Real, Qshan Dya with Youths Need Family, Ras Myrhdak with Gonna Tell Ur Friends, Simpleman with Why Say Love, and Snypah with Don't Tell Me. Each artist adds their own flavor, making the riddim diverse and lively. The producer behind this set is INKALINK RECORDS, an independent label known for supporting roots reggae and new talent. Their work on this riddim helped keep classic reggae sounds alive in the modern era. This release is a strong example of reggae’s heart in 2007.
A Little Bit More Tracklist:
- A Little Bit More – Instrumental
- Anthony Que – Birds Give Thans & Praises
- Cha’maine – Friends & Lovers
- Chezidek – Soul Food
- G-Whizz – Music
- Lukie D – Make Me Smile
- Lutan Fyah – Be Real
- Qshan Dya – Youths Need Family
- Ras Myrhdak – Gonna Tell Ur Friends
- Simpleman – Why Say Love
- Snypah – Don’t Tell Me
- Tony Curtis – Lock Down
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