KING ORLE RIDDIM produced by TRIPLE LINKS 2007
King Orle Overview
The rocksteady flow in 2007 brought a warm, steady groove to reggae fans everywhere. The rhythm had a smooth, rolling beat that made people want to dance, but also listen closely to the message in the music. This style was both classic and fresh, with deep basslines and sharp drum patterns that echoed through the year’s reggae nights. Several artists stood out on this wave. Atzen Team delivered their song “Zu Mir,” bringing energy and unity to the riddim. Black Dillinger’s “Never” showcased his conscious lyrics, a trait that had already made him known for his work on the album “Love Life.” Brimstone & Fire added intensity with “Polizei,” staying true to their roots style. Ring Ding’s “Bring De Money” brought a playful yet sharp edge, while Ede Whiteman’s “Was Hatta” added a unique voice to the lineup. Behind these tracks, producer TRIPLE LINKS played a key role. Known for his ability to blend traditional reggae sounds with modern production, TRIPLE LINKS helped shape the sound of this project. His work on the King Orle Riddim is noted for its rich, layered production and thoughtful arrangement, earning respect in reggae circles for its quality and consistency. This rocksteady flow remains a strong part of 2007’s reggae legacy, remembered for its rhythm, artists, and the guiding hand of a skilled producer.
King Orle Tracklist:
- Atzen Team – Zu Mir
- Black Dillinger – Never
- Brimstone & Fire – Polizei
- Ring Ding – Bring De Money
- Ede Whiteman – Was Hatta
- El Condorsito – Positivo
- Ephraim Juda – Straight
- Fire Time – Jah Is My Light
- Fitta Warri – Gather Dem
- Flamingmo – Rfw (Rauchzeichen2)
- Ganjaman & Junior Randy – Nein, Nein, Nein
- General Good – Killer
- Junior Banton – Wantie Wantie
- Roe Delgado – Para De Boquear
- Ronny Trettmann – Gretchen
- Skyjuice – Good Plates Turning (Feat. Tommy 2 Positive)
- Version – King Orle Riddim
- Volkanikman – Ich F?hl Mich Gut
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