Consuming The Fire Riddim – Anchor Records

CONSUMING THE FIRE RIDDIM produced by ANCHOR RECORDS 2006

Consuming The Fire Overview

Back in 2006, dancehall was full of energy, and the street anthem base was a big part of that sound. The bashment arranger behind this release really knew how to mix tough, hardcore vibes with hooks that stuck in your head. The recording process was all about layering sounds, especially the horns, which stayed sharp and clear in every song. This gave the riddim a lively, bright feeling that made it perfect for both parties and the streets. At the center of it all was ANCHOR RECORDS, a label known for shaping the dancehall scene in Jamaica. Run by Gussie Clarke, ANCHOR RECORDS has worked with many top artists over the years and has a reputation for high-quality production. Their studios in Kingston have produced countless hits, and their influence is felt all over the world. The artists on this release brought their own style to the street anthem base. Lil Joe’s “Not Good At All” and “Not Good At All (Intro)” show his unique voice and energy, riding the riddim with a raw, honest style. Natty King’s “Care For Life” adds a different flavor, bringing conscious lyrics and a strong delivery. Both artists helped shape the sound, making the riddim stand out in a crowded dancehall scene. This street anthem base is still remembered as an important part of dancehall history. The mix of hardcore beats, catchy melodies, and powerful performances made it a favorite in dancehalls and on the streets. Even today, the sound and energy of these tracks continue to inspire new generations of artists and fans.

Consuming The Fire Tracklist:

1. Lil Joe – Not Good At All (Intro)
2. Lil Joe – Not Good At All
3. Natty King – Care For Life

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wTUTmDpXRnA