FOXLIFE RIDDIM produced by DALANA RECORDS 2012
Foxlife Overview
When Foxlife Riddim dropped in 2012, reggae fans quickly embraced its roots revival sound. The project brought a fresh energy to the scene, giving young singers a strong platform to share cultural messages. Listeners praised the riddim’s deep percussion and classic reggae feel, and many tracks soon found their place in DJ sets and playlists. Several standout artists contributed to the project. Lidanjam’s "Foxlife She Lives" showcased heartfelt vocals and a thoughtful message, while Nakos impressed fans with "In Everything," a track that reflected his growing presence in the roots reggae community. Xclusive Ft. Ilibidi came together for "Likkle Boy," a song that highlighted both artists’ talents and commitment to conscious lyrics. Ilibidi - Likkle Boy also delivered a solo version of "Likkle Boy," adding another layer to the project’s cultural depth. Dada Afrik’s "On Her Knees" stood out for its emotional delivery and roots instrumentation. DALANA RECORDS served as the driving force behind the riddim. Known for supporting roots and culture music, the label has a history of working with up-and-coming reggae artists. Their focus on authentic production and roots revival helped the Foxlife Riddim stand out in 2012, earning respect from selectors and reggae fans alike. Even years later, Foxlife Riddim remains connected to the reggae history of 2012. Its songs and artists continue to inspire new listeners, marking a special moment for roots music and the young voices it helped to uplift.
Foxlife Tracklist:
- Lidanjam – Foxlife She Lives
- Nakos – In Everything
- Xclusive Ft. Ilibidi – Likkle Boy
- K-Jaxx – Never Give Up
- Dada Afrik – On Her Knees
- Switch – Praise Him
- Betu Ft. Kolombo – Upliftment Fi Build
- Dalana Records – Foxlife Records Riddim Version
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