LIFELINE RIDDIM produced by BLACK SPYDA RECORDS 2011
Lifeline Overview
When Lifeline Riddim was released in 2011, reggae and dancehall fans quickly noticed its mix of culture and soul. The riddim’s roots sound, blended with modern touches, made it popular among listeners who love both classic and new reggae styles. Many fans still talk about the release today, sharing memories of its unique energy and vibe. The project featured strong contributions from several artists. Aisha Davis brought her song "I'M On It," adding her signature soulful vocals. Black Spyda, who is well-known for his work as a producer and artist, delivered the title track "Lifeline Riddim." Caldinho’s "Hustle Fi Mine" stood out with its determined lyrics and rhythmic delivery. Singing Sweet, famous for his 1991 hit "When I See You Smile," returned with "Don'T Go," reminding fans of his smooth voice. T Nez added a hopeful message with "Better Days," connecting with listeners through positive lyrics. The roots selector and label behind the release was BLACK SPYDA RECORDS. The label, led by Black Spyda, has a history of supporting authentic reggae productions and has worked with various respected artists in the Jamaican music scene. Lifeline Riddim’s organic sound and steady production have helped it remain a favorite roots instrumental from 2011, showing the lasting impact of BLACK SPYDA RECORDS and its artists.
Lifeline Tracklist:
- Aisha Davis – I’M On It
- Black Spyda – Lifeline Riddim
- Caldinho – Hustle Fi Mine
- Deva Bratt – Joy & Pain
- Singing Sweet – Don’T Go
- T Nez – Better Days
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