CONQUER DEM RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2007
Conquer Dem Overview
In 2007, the Conquer Dem Riddim became a favorite in reggae circles. The journey began in a Kingston studio, where skilled engineers worked alongside the producer known as VARIOUS ARTISTS. This producer is recognized for blending roots reggae with dancehall, often releasing music on the respected label In The Streetz Records. His work is known for bringing together strong vocalists and tight instrumental backing, giving each release a unique sound. When Conquer Dem Riddim was ready, it brought together a lineup of respected voices. Nitty Kutchie set the tone with "Trying To Conquer Me," a track that showcased his smooth delivery. Little Hero followed with "Come Home Girl," adding heartfelt lyrics. Luthan Fyah’s "Mark My Word" brought conscious energy, while Natural Black’s "Some People" reflected the singer’s thoughtful style. Natural Black is well known for his hit "Far From Reality," which topped charts in Jamaica and helped build his reputation. Chezidek contributed "Praise Jah," a song that highlighted his roots influence. Chezidek is also recognized for his 2004 hit "Leave De Trees," which raised his profile in the reggae world. Each artist on the riddim added their own touch, making the project stand out. Fans remember hearing these songs at events throughout 2007, as the Conquer Dem Riddim became a go-to selection for selectors and reggae lovers alike.
Conquer Dem Tracklist:
- Nitty Kutchie-Trying To Conquer Me
- Little Hero-Come Home Girl
- Luthan Fyah-Mark My Word
- Natural Black-Some People
- Chezidek-Praise Jah
- Paul Elliot-Get Jah Involve
- Perfect-Babylon Dem Dog Shit
- Stitchie-Gwan So Gallong So
- Teflon-Burn Dem Down
- Anthony B-Bad Come Run Up Inna Me
- Frankie Paul-Ive Got Money
- Gyptian-Let Me Love You
- Capleton-Have Raspect And Manners
- Chaka Demus-Love I Deal With
- Flourgan-Never Make A Evil Doer
- Beenie Man-None A Dem Bad Like We
- Chrisinti-Poor People Cry Out
- Taurus Riley-Respect And Manners
- Anthony Cruz-So Wah Dem A Say Then
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