HOLD U MEDZ RIDDIM produced by IN THE STREETZ RECORDS 2012
Hold U Medz Overview
Reggae fans, let’s take a look at the journey of the Hold U Medz Riddim, a release that kept the roots sound alive in 2012. At its heart is the one drop base—a classic reggae rhythm that gives singers and deejays a deep, steady foundation to build on. This riddim started as a simple drum and bass groove, carefully crafted to echo the spirit of reggae’s golden era. The foundation builder behind this project is IN THE STREETZ RECORDS, a label known for pushing conscious reggae forward. Founded by Byron Murray, IN THE STREETZ has a strong history of working with both established and rising artists. Over the years, the label has released several influential riddims and helped shape the sound of modern roots reggae. Once the riddim was ready, a talented group of artists came together to bring it to life. Capleton steps up with “Me Meditation,” delivering his signature fiery energy. Sizzla, known worldwide for his album “Da Real Thing,” brings power and upliftment with “Cant Stop We.” Turbulence, who gained international attention with “Notorious,” adds his voice to “Unforgivable.” Perfect, respected for his hit “Hand Cart Bwoy,” shares “Everyone,” while Maverick delivers “You Shouldnt Girl,” adding another unique touch. Each artist brings their own flavor, but the one drop base keeps everything connected, creating a true roots reggae experience. In 2012, Hold U Medz Riddim reminded fans that reggae’s foundation was still strong and full of life.
Hold U Medz Tracklist:
- Capleton – Me Meditation
- Sizzla – Cant Stop We
- Turbulence – Unforgivable
- Perfect – Everyone
- Maverick – You Shouldnt Girl
- Natty King – Too Much
- Lutan Fyah – Burn This A Fire
- Fantan Mojah – Jah Bless I
- Kandi Man – Mr Man Deh
- Military Man – No Money
- Osheen Pearce – He Got It
- Chuck Fender – Soon
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