Box Guitar Riddim – Tiger Records

BOX GUITAR RIDDIM produced by TIGER RECORDS 2010

Box Guitar Overview

In 2010, the Box Guitar Riddim brought together some of reggae’s respected voices. Junior X, known for his conscious lyrics, delivered “Cross Me Heart.” Lutan Fyah, who once worked with Jah Mason on the hit “Never Give Up,” gave fans “Feliesha.” Mikey General, long admired for songs like “Kuff” with Sugar Minott, sang “Time Soon Come.” Terry Ganzie, who made waves in the 1990s with “Welcome the Outlaw,” added “The First Time We Met.” These artists all recorded their tracks over the same foundation rhythm. The Box Guitar Riddim, produced by Tiger Records, stands out for its steady and classic reggae beat. Tiger Records, a label known for supporting roots reggae and dancehall, has released other popular riddims like “Day Rave Riddim.” Their productions are often praised for clear sound and strong lineups. The Box Guitar Riddim’s warm guitar strums and steady bass made it popular in reggae dances and on radio. Each artist brought their own style, but the rhythm held everything together. Fans still talk about how these songs fit perfectly with the riddim’s energy. Even years later, the Box Guitar Riddim from Tiger Records is remembered as a strong and memorable release from 2010. Its foundation rhythm and top artists keep it alive in reggae circles.

Box Guitar Tracklist:

1. Junior X – Cross Me Heart
2. Lutan Fyah – Feliesha
3. Mikey General – Time Soon Come
4. Terry Ganzie – The First Time We Met
5. Tiger Records – Box Guitar Riddim