Ice Storm Riddim produced by Various Artists 2010
Ice Storm Overview
In 2010, reggae fans felt a fresh wave with the Ice Storm Riddim. The riddim brought a rocksteady flow, mixing steady percussion with a calm, island mood. It gave a new platform to voices that matched its roots revival style. Bobbi Chanel stood out with “Thats My Baby,” a track that showed her smooth delivery. G Maffiah, who had already gained attention with “Mamma,” brought heartfelt lyrics and a strong presence. Kisko Hype added energy with “Fight For Your Rights,” a song that fit the riddim’s message of standing up and staying true to roots. Behind the sound was producer Various Artists. Known for shaping several reggae releases, Various Artists has worked with many talents in the genre. The label behind Ice Storm Riddim helped the project reach listeners who wanted authentic, roots-driven reggae. This release became a cultural gem in 2010. It honored the classic reggae sound while giving new artists a real stage. The mix of vibrant rhythms, thoughtful lyrics, and careful production made Ice Storm Riddim a highlight of the year. For fans and artists alike, it was a moment where tradition and new voices met in perfect harmony.
Ice Storm Tracklist:
- Bobbi Chanel – Thats My Baby
- G Maffiah – Mamma (Me Nah Mek You Worry)
- Kisko Hype – Fight For Your Rights
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