DEVIL’S PICKNEY RIDDIM produced by IN THE STREETZ RECORDS 2005
Devils Pickney Overview
In 2005, the reggae world was introduced to the Devils Pickney Riddim. This collection became a favorite among roots reggae fans, celebrated for its energetic and vibrant sound. The album featured some of the genre's most respected artists, each bringing their unique style to the mix. Admiral Tibet, known for his conscious lyrics and smooth delivery, contributed the track "Slice Of The Cake." He is celebrated for his ability to address social issues in his music, making him a standout artist in the reggae scene. George Nooks, with his soulful voice, added "Keep Your Head Up" to the collection. Nooks is well-known for his crossover appeal, blending reggae with gospel influences, and he has enjoyed chart success in both genres. Luciano, often referred to as "The Messenger" for his uplifting songs, performed "Child Of A King." His career is marked by numerous awards and collaborations with other reggae legends. Marlon Brando's "Nuff Fall In Love" and Mr Perfect's "Jacket & Tie" also added depth to the album, showcasing the versatility and talent within the reggae community. The album was produced by IN THE STREETZ RECORDS, a label known for its dedication to authentic reggae music. Over the years, IN THE STREETZ RECORDS has been instrumental in promoting roots reggae, ensuring that the traditional sounds remain vibrant and relevant. Their work on the Devils Pickney Riddim is a testament to their commitment to quality and their impact on the genre. Overall, this 2005 release remains a powerful example of reggae's enduring strength and appeal.
Devils Pickney Tracklist:
- Admiral Tibet – Slice Of The Cake
- George Nooks – Keep Your Head Up
- Luciano – Child Of A King
- Marlon Brando – Nuff Fall In Love
- Mr Perfect – Jacket & Tie
- Norris Man – She Dem Bad
- Sammy Ranks – Dem A Devil Pickney
- Sizzla – Jah Protect My Life
- Sugar – Devils Pickney
- Version – Devils Pickney Riddim
- Anthony Cruz – Thug Lovin
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