GAME THEORY RIDDIM produced by JUNGLE JOSH 2012
Game Theory Overview
The Game Theory Riddim, released in 2012, stands out as a roots reggae project with a strong cultural message. The recording features tracks like "Chroni," "Start A Fyah," and "Eljai Nah Give Up (10)." Each song brings its own energy, but all are built on the same rich instrumental. The riddim itself is warm and layered, with deep bass and steady drums. These elements give the project a classic reggae feel, while still sounding fresh for its time. The artists on this recording each bring their own voice to the riddim. "Chroni" delivers a thoughtful vibe, while "Start A Fyah" brings more of an energetic push. "Eljai Nah Give Up (10)" stands out with its message of perseverance and hope. Together, these tracks show the range of roots reggae, from uplifting lyrics to calls for unity and strength. Behind the project is JUNGLE JOSH, the producer who built the foundation for these songs. Known for his strong roots productions, JUNGLE JOSH has a history of working with both new and established reggae acts. His work is often praised for its authentic sound and respect for reggae traditions. Over the years, his productions have gained respect in reggae circles, with the Game Theory Riddim being one of his highlights. Looking back, the Game Theory Riddim helped keep the roots reggae message alive in 2012. Its rhythms and lyrics continue to connect with fans who appreciate music that stands for something real.
Game Theory Tracklist:
- Chronixx Start A Fyah
- Eljai Nah Give Up (10,000 Miles)
- Yah Meek Turn Up The Riddim
- Cornadoor & Pinchers The Veterans
- Ginjah 4 Oclock
- Kabaka Pyramid & Italo Skarcha Pon Di Wings
- Ras Indio & Jah Mali Games They Play
- Turtle Man Poor And Needy
- Empress Akua Run
- Kitaka & Zeb (Detour Posse) One And Only
- Jungle Josh Records Game Theory Riddim Version
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