LIGHT AND SHADOW RIDDIM produced by THE HANDCART MARKET 2011
Light And Shadow Overview
In 2011, the Light And Shadow Riddim became part of reggae’s rich sound system culture. This roots instrumental was made for dancehall gatherings, where DJs and selectors play music on heavy speakers for the crowd. The riddim’s smooth grooves and deep bass made it perfect for these events, giving people a rhythm to move and connect with. At the center of this release is the producer known as THE HANDCART MARKET. This producer is recognized for focusing on street culture in reggae music, often highlighting the everyday life and struggles of people in Jamaica. THE HANDCART MARKET has a reputation for bringing authentic roots sounds to the scene, and has worked with several respected artists over the years. The Light And Shadow Riddim features a strong lineup. Joggo delivers “Dem Try,” showing his unique voice and style. Joggo is also known for his popular song “Beware,” which helped build his international reggae following. Keke I brings “Pressure” to the riddim, adding another layer of roots energy. Sizzla, famous for his album “Da Real Thing,” adds his powerful voice on “No Informer.” Sugar Minott, a legend in reggae and dancehall, gives the song “Where Is The Love.” Minott is remembered for his classic hit “Good Thing Going” and his important work in shaping the genre. Together, these artists and the producer create a release that celebrates sound system culture and roots reggae in 2011.
Light And Shadow Tracklist:
- Joggo – Dem Try
- Keke I – Pressure
- Sizzla – No Informer
- Sugar Minott – Where Is The Love
Releases Similar to Light And Shadow Riddim – The Handcart Market
Research and editorial by Riddimz Kalacta & Goltem, sourcing from physical vinyl labels, Discogs, ReggaeFever, Riddim-ID, DancehallMag, and other trusted archives.