Maxfield Avenue Riddim

MAXFIELD AVENUE RIDDIM produced by BIG LEAGUE 2014

Maxfield Avenue Overview

In 2014, reggae was blending modern sounds with deep roots traditions. The Maxfield Avenue Riddim stood out that year, bringing together artists and messages that honored reggae’s foundation. This project was shaped by the arranger’s careful touch, weaving together different voices and styles while keeping the music’s roots steady and strong. The producer, BIG LEAGUE, played a key role in bringing this riddim to life. Known for working with both rising and established reggae acts, BIG LEAGUE has a reputation for crisp production and authentic sound. Their work often appears on popular streaming platforms, and they have helped push many reggae tracks to wider audiences. The artists on Maxfield Avenue Riddim each brought something unique. Cali P delivered “Wah Gwaan,” adding his signature conscious lyrics. Morgan Heritage, known for their Grammy-winning album “Strictly Roots,” brought energy to “Perform And Done.” Maikal X, who once led the Dutch reggae band Postmen, gave a heartfelt performance on “Real Friend.” Anthony B, famous for songs like “Raid The Barn,” contributed “Build Back The Vibes,” reminding listeners of his powerful voice in roots reggae. Bay C, a former member of T.O.K., teamed up with Antoinette for the song “Compliments,” blending male and female harmonies. Kelissa added her uplifting spirit to “Wake Up,” while Koxx closed out the set with “Believer.” Looking back, roots reggae fans still talk about the Maxfield Avenue Riddim. It captured the spirit of 2014, mixing culture, message, and music in a way that keeps people listening.