GHETTO CHANT RIDDIM produced by COSTA REBEL PRODUCTIONS 2014
Ghetto Chant Overview
In 2014, reggae fans were treated to a powerful roots drop that showed the true depth of the genre. The release featured a dub cut that brought together a mix of fresh and classic reggae sounds. COSTA REBEL PRODUCTIONS, a label known for its work in the European reggae scene and collaborations with international artists, produced the riddim. Their focus on conscious reggae helped make this release stand out. The project brought together artists like Chico, China B, and Dievyz. Chico, known for his hit “EstaÌN Mal,” delivered a strong performance that highlighted his smooth vocal style. China B contributed with “Ghetto Chant,” bringing a spiritual and uplifting message. Dievyz, with “Voy Como Un LeoÌN,” added a powerful Spanish-language roots track to the mix. Other artists also made their mark. Don Sha’s “El Canto” and Jah Fabio’s “Struggle” kept the roots message alive. Jah Fabio is recognized for his collaborations with reggae artists in Latin America and has been a key figure in spreading reggae in Spanish-speaking countries. The riddim also included tracks from Lion St (“Freedom Chant”), Mike Joseph (“Got To Be Wise”), Mr Litojah (“Condenado”), Señor R (“Soldados De La Paz”), and Talawa Reggae Army (“Ghetto People Chant”). Each artist brought their own style, but all shared a focus on conscious lyrics and positive vibes. This 2014 roots drop was a clear example of reggae’s ongoing power and unity. It connected artists from different backgrounds, all guided by the uplifting production of COSTA REBEL PRODUCTIONS.
Ghetto Chant Tracklist:
- Chico – EstaìN Mal
- China B – Ghetto Chant
- Dievyz – Voy Como Un LeoìN
- Don Sha – El Canto
- Jah Fabio – Struggle
- Lion St – Freedom Chant
- Mike Joseph – Got To Be Wise
- Mr Litojah – Condenado
- Senìƒor R – Soldados De La Paz
- Talawa Reggae Army – Ghetto People Chant
- Warrior Street – El Rasta Sin Dread
- Young Steppaz – Kingston City
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