KING’S MEN RIDDIM produced by HIGHERLINXXS RECORDS 2013
King’s Men Overview
In 2013, the King’s Men Riddim became a favorite in roots reggae sessions, thanks to its warm melodies and calm energy. The project was produced by HIGHERLINXXS RECORDS, a label known for supporting roots reggae and helping new artists reach wider audiences. Their work on this riddim brought a classic feel to modern reggae, reminding listeners of the genre’s deep history. A key part of the release’s sound came from its dub engineer, who used traditional mixing techniques. The engineer focused on live instruments and analog effects, giving the riddim a rich, layered sound. This careful recording process helped each track stand out, while still fitting together as a complete project. The artists on King’s Men Riddim each brought their own style to the foundation rhythm. Sir’s “Ne Wont You Come My Way” stands out with its heartfelt vocals and storytelling. Sir is recognized for his strong songwriting, and this track added to his reputation in the roots reggae scene. Mc Starte’s “Kilio” offers a different mood, using thoughtful lyrics and a steady groove. Ndocha’s “For You” rounds out the release with smooth delivery and a gentle message, showing the riddim’s range. Together, these songs and artists captured the spirit of 2013 roots reggae. The King’s Men Riddim became more than just a set of tracks—it was a showcase of roots tradition, careful production, and the talents of HIGHERLINXXS RECORDS and its featured artists.
King’s Men Tracklist:
- Sir-Ne Wont You Come My Way
- Mc Starte Kilio
- Ndocha For You
- Tony Tire Prophesy
- J-Spike Born Africa
- Samlixx Mama
- Diddi Ft. Aurie & Akinyi Hold My Hand
- Shoe Shine Boy Give Thanx & Praise
- Aurie & Audrie Break Up
- Jadii Melody
- Kepha Nothing At All
- Dafari Compass
- Nabii Aditicha Life Is What You Make It
- Neid Lonely
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