GHETTO LIFESTYLE RIDDIM ? ROMEICH ENTERTAINMENT 2012
Ghetto Lifestyle Overview
In 2012, the Ghetto Lifestyle Riddim brought a fresh roots reggae sound to the scene. This riddim stood out for its warm, deep instrumental, which gave singers and deejays a strong foundation to build their songs. The roots selector behind the project made sure the sound was classic, using real instruments and careful mixing to create that vinyl-style warmth reggae fans love. The recording process focused on capturing the true feeling of roots reggae, letting each artist’s voice and message shine through the music. Lyric, with the track Prince Charming, used the riddim’s steady bass and drums to deliver heartfelt lyrics. Denyque’s song To Be In Love added a soulful touch, blending her smooth vocals with the roots instrumental. Versatile brought a different energy with Sorry Yuh Gone, using the beat’s groove to share a story of loss and reflection. Amique’s I Hate It leaned into the riddim’s natural warmth, giving the song a raw, emotional edge. Jah Vinci’s Ghetto Pain showed how the riddim could carry powerful messages about struggle and hope. Other artists also shaped the riddim in their own way. Alaine’s I Know and Peetah Morgan’s Shine Pon Yuh both brought uplifting vibes, while I Octane’s Ghetto Lifestyle spoke directly about real life in Jamaica. Flammable’s Good Loving and Romeich’s Ghetto Lifestyle Riddim rounded out the collection, each adding their own style. The Ghetto Lifestyle Riddim remains an important part of reggae history. Its roots sound and the way it brought together different voices make it a lasting favorite for reggae lovers.
Ghetto Lifestyle Tracklist:
- Lyric – Prince Charming
- Denyque – To Be In Love
- Versatile – Sorry Yuh Gone
- Amique – I Hate It
- Jah Vinci – Ghetto Pain
- Alaine – I Know
- Peetah Morgan – Shine Pon Yuh
- I Octane – Ghetto Lifestyle
- Flammable – Good Loving
- Romeich – Ghetto Lifestyle Riddim
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