HIGH STREET RIDDIM produced by INEFFABLE RECORDS 2022
High Street Overview
High Street Riddim, released in 2022, is a reggae project that stands out for connecting modern artists with a classic reggae sound. Produced by INEFFABLE RECORDS, the riddim brought together Erphaan Alves, Kes, Patrice Roberts, Preedy, Tano, and Trini Gyal — Mical Teja. Each artist added their unique style, making the collection memorable for reggae fans. Erphaan Alves’s track, “Lifeline,” showcases his smooth vocals and thoughtful lyrics. Alves is known for his work in soca and has performed at major Caribbean music festivals. Kes delivers “Jub Jub,” blending catchy melodies with the riddim’s roots vibe. Kes is famous for the hit song “Savannah Grass” and is a popular band in Trinidad and Tobago. Patrice Roberts sings “Grown Up,” bringing her strong voice and experience as a leading female artist in the Caribbean. Preedy’s “Rocket” and Tano’s “High Street Riddim” add more flavor, each giving the riddim a different energy. Trini Gyal — Mical Teja also contributes, helping the riddim feel fresh and lively. Compared to other reggae album collections from 2022, High Street Riddim keeps a strong roots sound while letting each artist shine. Many other compilations of that year leaned into dancehall or pop influences, but this riddim focused on reggae’s foundation. INEFFABLE RECORDS, known for supporting reggae and Caribbean music, helped keep the music authentic. The label has worked with artists like Collie Buddz and Stick Figure, and their releases have gained millions of streams worldwide. Today, fans still play High Street Riddim as a reminder of reggae’s powerful roots in 2022.
High Street Tracklist:
- Erphaan Alves – Lifeline
- Kes – Jub Jub
- Patrice Roberts – Grown Up
- Preedy – Rocket
- Tano – High Street Riddim (Instrumental)
- Trini Gyal – Mical Teja
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