LOVELY GIRL RIDDIM produced by BLACK STAR RECORDS 2015
Lovely Girl Overview
In 2015, BLACK STAR RECORDS released the Lovely Girl Riddim, a reggae track base that quickly became popular in reggae playlists. The riddim brought together a group of respected reggae artists, each adding their own style to the release. Lutan Fyah, known for his hit single “Stumbling Block,” delivered the song “Miss Independent” on this riddim. Leah Rosier, a Dutch singer who has worked with many reggae acts in Europe, performed “Rude Boy.” Spectacular, who has released several albums and toured internationally, contributed the track “Faith & Hope.” Joggo, recognized for his song “Beware” and his blend of roots reggae and dancehall, recorded “Private Performer.” Mista Aya added his voice with “Trop Red.” Other artists on the riddim included Vivian Jones with “One Love,” K Wida with “Tell Me,” Yellam with “A Lovely Day,” Osagyefo with “Lovely Girl,” and Bredda Marcus with “Mr. Officer.” Each song kept the spirit of reggae alive, while also showing modern influences. BLACK STAR RECORDS, the producer behind this project, has a history of supporting roots and contemporary reggae. The label is known for working with international artists and for producing riddims that get strong support from DJs and fans. The Lovely Girl Riddim is remembered as a cultural work from 2015. Its mix of established and rising talent, along with BLACK STAR RECORDS’ production, helped the release stand out in the reggae scene. The riddim’s smooth sound and positive energy continue to connect with listeners today.
Lovely Girl Tracklist:
- Lutan Fyah – Miss Independent
- Leah Rosier – Rude Boy
- Spectacular – Faith & Hope
- Joggo – Private Performer
- Mista Aya – Trop Red
- Vivian Jones – One Love
- K Wida – Tell Me
- Yellam – A Lovely Day
- Osagyefo – Lovely Girl
- Bredda Marcus – Mr. Officer
- Vivian Jones & Asher E – One Love (Dub Version)
- Leah Rosier & Asher E – Rude Boy (Dub Version)
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