FRONT ROOM RIDDIM produced by 3 In 1 RECORDS 2016
Front Room Overview
In 2016, reggae was seeing a fresh wave of roots-inspired rhythms, and the Front Room Riddim project fit right into this moment. The project offered singers and deejays a solid foundation, bringing together both seasoned and rising voices. The riddim’s classic feel stood out among digital-heavy releases of the time, giving fans something familiar yet new. At the heart of this project was 3 In 1 RECORDS, a label known for its dedication to authentic reggae sounds. The label had already built a reputation for quality productions, and with Front Room Riddim, they continued their tradition of supporting both established and upcoming artists. Their attention to detail in capturing the warmth of vinyl recordings set them apart from many others in the digital age. Tony Curtis brought his strong vocals to the track “Need You.” Curtis is well known in reggae circles, especially for his hit “High Grade” and his work with the group L.U.S.T. Lukie D, another respected singer, delivered “Good Woman.” Lukie D has a long career with hits like “Center of Attraction” and is celebrated for his smooth style. David Luther King added soulful energy with “Perfect Lover,” while 3 in1 contributed two songs: “Sweet Jamaica” and “I Know,” showcasing the label’s in-house talent. Suppa Sass rounded out the lineup with “Treat Her Right,” adding another layer of roots flavor. Looking back, the Front Room Riddim project captured reggae’s spirit in 2016.
Front Room Tracklist:
- Tony Curtis – Need You
- Lukie D – Good Woman
- David Luther King – Perfect Lover
- 3 in1 – Sweet Jamaica
- Suppa Sass – Treat Her Right
- Nature – Love Me
- Wrath Riley – JA Island
- Ash-I – Love Like This
- Rei Anna Mckenzie – Caribbean Boy
- 3 in1 – I Know
- Ash-I – Dangerous World World (feat. Senator)
- 3 In One Records – Front Room Riddim (Instrumental)
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Research and editorial by Riddimz Kalacta & Goltem, sourcing from physical vinyl labels, Discogs, ReggaeFever, Riddim-ID, DancehallMag, and other trusted archives.