Ghetto Ska Riddim produced by Various Artists 2010
Ghetto Ska Overview
In 2010, a reggae recording called Ghetto Ska Riddim made its mark on the roots scene. It first appeared in the UK and quickly found a place in reggae events that year. The project brought together a group of talented artists, each adding their own style and message. Basil Gabiddon, known as a founding member of Steel Pulse, delivered “Streets Of Glory.” His experience in roots reggae shines through in this track. Daniel Johnson contributed two songs: “Brother Nathan” and “Come On My People.” Both tracks reflect his soulful approach to reggae. Frank Cosmo’s “On Your Knees” brought a spiritual mood to the riddim. Lloyd Clarke, who made waves in the 1960s with hits like “Parapinto Boogie,” appears here with “Love Me Or Leave Me.” Shenley And Annette teamed up for “Now You’Re Gone,” adding a sweet touch to the collection. The foundation of this project was shaped by producer Various Artists. Known for bringing together different voices on one rhythm, Various Artists has helped many reggae projects reach new listeners. Their work on Ghetto Ska Riddim kept the sound fresh and the melodies strong. Ghetto Ska Riddim captured the roots energy of 2010, with each artist adding something special. It became a favorite for sound systems and reggae fans, keeping the spirit of roots music alive.
Ghetto Ska Tracklist:
- Basil Gabiddon – Streets Of Glory
- Daniel Johnson – Brother Nathan
- Daniel Johnson – Come On My People
- Frank Cosmo – On Your Knees
- Lloyd Clarke – Love Me Or Leave Me
- Shenley And Annette – Now You’Re Gone
- Beckford – Bajan Girl
- Beckford – Boiler Man
- Beckford – Daphne
- Beckford – Don’T Have A Ticket Don’T Worry
- Beckford – Flip Flip And Fly
- Beckford – Grudgeful People
- Beckford – Mr Downpressor
- Beckford – Seven Long Years
- Beckford – Take Your Time (Bonus Track)
- Beckford – Ungrateful People
- Beckford – What A Woe (Bonus Track)
- The Tenor Twins – Hit You Like You Feel It