LIKKLE LION RIDDIM produced by DIRTY STUDIOS 2013
Likkle Lion Overview
The Likkle Lion Riddim came out in 2013 and brought a rocksteady flow that mixed old-school reggae with new ideas. This riddim was made in Spain and quickly became known for its smooth, warm sound. The project gathered artists from different backgrounds, each bringing their own style and message. Jimboman stands out with his track "No hay bullet." He is known in the Spanish reggae scene for his socially conscious lyrics and has worked with many local artists over the years. Pertxa Ashanti brings deep roots vibes with "Jah Everything," showing his steady presence in the roots reggae community. Jah Bantu and Jah Toni join forces on "Rasta Sigue de Frente," a song that carries a strong message of faith and unity. Jah Toni also performs solo on the same track, "Rasta Sigue de Frente," giving the song a new feel with his own voice. Jagan’s "Beacoup de rivieres traversé" brings a touch of French reggae, adding to the riddim’s international flavor. Behind the scenes, DIRTY STUDIOS produced the riddim. This studio is known for supporting the Spanish reggae and dancehall movement, working with artists from across Europe. DIRTY STUDIOS has helped many underground acts reach a bigger audience and is respected for its authentic sound and streetwise approach. Likkle Lion Riddim is remembered as a cultural work from 2013. It brought together artists and messages, mixing reggae’s roots with modern energy. The riddim remains a strong example of how reggae music can unite different cultures and voices.
Likkle Lion Tracklist:
- Jimboman-No hay bullet
- B-Man Zerowan-Brindo por ti
- Pertxa Ashanti-Jah Everything
- Jah Bantu ft Jah Toni-Rasta Sigue de Frente
- Queen Valley-More Love
- Jagan-Beacoup de rivieres traversé
- El Chiky- La Esperanza
- Pablo Banton-Raggamuffin Machine
- Urban Zion-Hay que buscarla
- Raggazza Sativa-Burnin da System
- Mr Mokhtar-Original Reggae Sound
- La Perra Gorda-Sigo Siendo un Niño
- Likkle Lion Riddim
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