Lecturer Riddim – Stingray

LECTURER RIDDIM produced by STINGRAY RECORDS 2018

Lecturer Overview

The roots reggae instrumental is a big part of reggae music’s story. Even today, it gives a strong foundation for new sounds. When you listen to the Lecturer Riddim, you can hear how this roots style mixes with other genres. The riddim has that deep, steady reggae beat, but it also feels fresh. It fits well with dancehall energy and modern reggae vibes. Artists like Tenna Star & Mr Williams show this blend in their song "Sound Murder." They ride the roots rhythm but add their own style, making the track lively and strong. Ablewell Foundation brings a roots message in "Jah Love Ever Living," keeping the positive spirit alive. Chukki Starr’s "Can't Go To Waste" uses the riddim to give a powerful, thoughtful performance. Sparky Rugged with "Vintage Soundz" connects the old and new, while Delly Ranxs in "See It Yah" brings a modern touch. Other artists on the riddim, like Jah Wiz with "Careless Situation" and Baby Boom with "A So Bad Mind Set," show how the roots sound can fit many voices and stories. Mr Williams returns with "Session Jus Start," using the rhythm to build excitement. All of this is possible because of the work of STINGRAY RECORDS. This label is known for keeping reggae’s roots alive while also moving the music forward. Based in the UK, Stingray has produced many important reggae tracks and is respected for its quality and history. The roots instrumental in Lecturer Riddim proves that this classic reggae style still matters. It connects generations, supports artists, and keeps reggae music strong.

Lecturer Tracklist:

1. Tenna Star & Mr Williams – Sound Murder
2. Ablewell Foundation – Jah Love Ever Living
3. Chukki Starr – Can’t Go To Waste
4. Sparky Rugged – Vintage Soundz
5. Delly Ranxs – See It Yah
6. Jah Wiz – Careless Situation
7. Baby Boom – A So Bad Mind Set
8. Mr Williams – Session Jus Start