MURDERER RIDDIM produced by JAH LIFE COM 2003
Murderer Overview
In 2003, the reggae scene was enriched by the release of the "Murderer Riddim," a project that owes much of its unique sound to the skilled hands of dub engineers who shaped its warm, vinyl-like feel. The producer behind this distinctive riddim is JAH LIFE COM, known for their ability to craft music that resonates with authenticity and depth. JAH LIFE COM has been a significant name in the reggae world, contributing to the genre's rich tapestry with their innovative production techniques. The "Murderer Riddim" features a lineup of talented artists who bring their own flair to the project. Barrington Levy and Beenie Man collaborate on the track "Murderation," blending Levy's iconic voice with Beenie Man's dynamic style. Barrington Levy is well-known for hits like "Here I Come" and has been a staple in reggae music for decades. Carlton Livingston adds his touch with "100 Lbs. A Coolie Weed," showcasing his smooth vocal delivery. Flourgan's contribution, "Health & Strength," continues to emphasize the riddim's rootsy vibe. Meanwhile, Wright & P. Chin deliver "Dub Murderer," adding another layer of depth to the compilation. Kiprich, with his track "Certified Murderer," brings energy and lyrical prowess, marking a significant moment in his career. Even today, the "Murderer Riddim" remains a cultural touchstone from 2003, continuing to influence and inspire within the reggae community. Its enduring appeal is a testament to the collaborative spirit and creativity of all involved.
Murderer Tracklist:
- Barrington Levy & Beenie Man – Murderation
- Carlton Livingston – 100 Lbs. A Coolie Weed
- Flourgan – Health & Strength
- Wright & P. Chin – Dub Murderer
- Kiprich – Certified Murderer
- Louie Rankin – God A Watch Them
- Sanchez – The Worlds Greatest
- Scion Shasay Success – Pain A Back
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