Lucky Strike Riddim - Fire House Records

LUCKY STRIKE RIDDIM produced by FIRE HOUSE RECORDS 2008

Lucky Strike Tracklist:

King Kong – Babylon
Mc Trooper – Zion I Skoolroom Masta

Lucky Strike Overview

In 2008, the roots reggae scene was alive with music that brought a classic sound back to the front. This was clear in releases like King Kong’s “Babylon” and Mc Trooper’s “Zion I Skoolroom Masta.” These tracks became part of the Lucky Strike Riddim, which is still remembered by reggae fans who talk about the high points of that year. King Kong is a well-known Jamaican reggae artist whose real name is Dennis Anthony Thomas. He came up in the 1980s and is known for songs like “Trouble Again.” In 2008, his song “Babylon” showed his strong voice and conscious lyrics, staying true to roots traditions. Mc Trooper, on the other hand, made his mark as a deejay and selector in both the UK and Jamaica. He has worked on several sound systems and used his experience in tracks like “Zion I Skoolroom Masta.” A key part of these recordings was FIRE HOUSE RECORDS. The producer behind this label has a history of working with important reggae artists. Established in Jamaica, FIRE HOUSE RECORDS gained respect for bringing out authentic reggae rhythms and was involved in making hits during the digital era as well. The Lucky Strike Riddim itself was marked by live-sounding drums and deep dub textures. This roots-driven style offered a rich musical base that let each vocalist shine while paying tribute to earlier reggae sounds.