KANGAROO STRIKE RIDDIM produced by PRINCE RISER / SUFFERERS OCEAN RECORDS 2019
Kangaroo Strike Overview
The Kangaroo Strike Riddim album collection from 2019 brought together a strong group of roots reggae tracks. The album opens with Sammy Gold — Governmets Don’t Care, a song that stands out for its clear message. King Stanley — The Herb follows, bringing a classic reggae feel. Staddaday — Love You Forever adds warmth and melody, while Jahmeake Ma — Thoth – The Sun explores spiritual themes. Ms Jah’licious — Should I offers a catchy hook and smooth delivery. Other highlights include George Palmer — Warrior, Madi Simmons — Positive Changes, Jah bukie — Dem Gone, Sista Irecla — Everyday, and Codiac — Rite Move. Each track brings its own style, but all share the same roots reggae foundation. The artists on this album have made their mark in different ways. Sammy Gold is known for his conscious lyrics and has worked with several respected producers over his career. King Stanley, with his song The Herb, continues his tradition of uplifting reggae music. Staddaday, featured on Love You Forever, adds a heartfelt touch to the collection. Jahmeake Ma and Ms Jah’licious both bring fresh energy and unique voices to the project. The album was produced by PRINCE RISER / SUFFERERS OCEAN RECORDS. This label has a reputation for supporting roots reggae and has released several well-received projects in the genre. Their work has helped keep roots reggae alive in the modern scene. Looking back, roots reggae fans often mention this 2019 riddim as a standout. Its authentic sound and strong lineup keep it popular among collectors and listeners.
Kangaroo Strike Tracklist:
- Sammy Gold – Governmets Don’t Care
- King Stanley – The Herb
- Staddaday -Love You Forever
- Jahmeake Ma-Thoth – The Sun
- Ms Jah’licious -Should I
- George Palmer – Warrior
- Madi Simmons – Positive Changes
- Jah bukie – Dem Gone
- Sista Irecla – Everyday
- Codiac – Rite Move
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