LIFESTYLE RIDDIM produced by TRACK STARR MUSIC / TERRO FLEX PRODUCTION 2013
Lifestyle Overview
Alandon, Bittah So Sick, Haskell, Hyah Slice, and Lutan Fyah all bring their unique voices to the 2013 reggae track base that fans still remember today. Each artist adds something special. Alandon, known for his energetic style, delivers the track “Hurt Harr.” Bittah So Sick, who has built a steady following in the reggae scene, gives listeners “Gal Alone.” Haskell’s song “Emotions” stands out for its heartfelt lyrics and smooth delivery. Hyah Slice brings “Gone Up,” while Lutan Fyah, famous for his album “Phantom War” and collaborations with top reggae names, adds his powerful voice to “Sell Out.” The reggae track base at the center of these songs was shaped by TRACK STARR MUSIC / TERRO FLEX PRODUCTION. This production team is known in the reggae world for their clean, classic sound and attention to detail. They have worked with many rising and established artists, helping to keep the roots reggae style alive in the 2010s. Their riddims often blend modern touches with the deep bass and steady drums that define reggae’s golden era. Roots fans often look back at this 2013 reggae track base as a strong example of the genre’s foundation. The songs by Alandon, Bittah So Sick, Haskell, Hyah Slice, and Lutan Fyah all ride the riddim smoothly, each bringing their own message and style. The work of TRACK STARR MUSIC / TERRO FLEX PRODUCTION helped make these tracks reliable favorites for reggae lovers, and the riddim remains a replay-ready classic for vinyl collectors and digital listeners alike.
Lifestyle Tracklist:
- Alandon – Hurt Harr
- Bittah So Sick – Gal Alone
- Haskell – Emotions
- Hyah Slice – Gone Up
- Lutan Fyah – Sell Out
- Miriam Simone – Tonight
- Ras Penco – My Dawling
- Sizzla – Dem A Talk (poor People Anthem]
- Swagga Don – Hustel
- Track Starr Music / Terro Flex Production – Lifestyle Riddim (instrumental)
- Turbulence – Health & Strengths
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