LIFE STORY RIDDIM produced by LONDON STAR RECORDS 2013
Life Story Overview
In 2013, dancehall fans were treated to a club-ready riddim that brought real street energy to the music scene. This riddim was released by LONDON STAR RECORDS, a UK-based label known for promoting fresh dancehall sounds and supporting both new and established artists. Their releases often get strong support from DJs and sound systems in the UK and Jamaica. The "Life Story Riddim" featured several standout artists. Full Charge made a big impact with the song "Heap A Violence." Known for his energetic delivery, Full Charge brought a raw edge to the riddim. Gaddis Di Maddis delivered the title track, "Life Story," and is respected for his storytelling style in dancehall. Heavy Links contributed "Positivity," adding a message of hope and upliftment. Heavy Links is also recognized for working with other UK reggae and dancehall acts. Hotta Flex’s "Fi Di Youths Dem" spoke directly to young listeners, showing his commitment to social themes in dancehall. Kulley Dan performed "Badmind," a track that connected with fans who know about the struggles and jealousy in daily life. Each artist brought their own style, making the riddim a favorite for both radio play and dancehall sessions. For anyone who followed dancehall in 2013, this recording was impossible to miss. The combination of LONDON STAR RECORDS’ production and the talents of Full Charge, Gaddis Di Maddis, Heavy Links, Hotta Flex, and Kulley Dan made the "Life Story Riddim" a true highlight of the year.
Life Story Tracklist:
- Full Charge – Heap A Violence
- Gaddis Di Maddis – Life Story
- Heavy Links – Positivity
- Hotta Flex – Fi Di Youths Dem
- Kulley Dan – Badmind
- Nickeyta – Anything For You
- Pappy Chulo – Put Down The Gun
- San Pac Feat Lllynch – Close To Me
- Squing – Come Over Here
- Tek Wey – More Love
- Tricky – No Peace
- Wuss – No Gun
- London Star Records – Life Story Riddim
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