MY STREETS RIDDIM produced by SUCCESS RECORDS 2005
My Streets Overview
The "My Streets Riddim" release in 2005 brought together a remarkable lineup of dancehall artists, showcasing the talents of Bobo Sparxx and Mic with their track "My Streets." Bobo Sparxx is known for his energetic style that resonates well within the dancehall community. Another standout is the collaboration between Bogle Ft Stadongy & Ice on the track "New York," which captures the vibrant essence of city life through music. Stadongy also delivers his version of "New York," adding his unique flair to the mix. The riddim features other notable artists like D Squad & Bitterly with "Hotta Than Them," and Fire Passion's "Move Out My Way," both tracks contributing to the riddim's pulsating energy. The mix also includes Halfkase & Mic with "Looking Out For The Police," and Halloway's "Versache," each adding their own distinct sound. Bogle & Star General's "Interview," Jimmy Riley's "Conspiracy," and Jomo's "I Wanna See You Dance" round out the collection, making it a comprehensive showcase of dancehall talent. Produced by SUCCESS RECORDS, a label known for its influence in the reggae and dancehall scene, the "My Streets Riddim" is a testament to their ability to create infectious beats that resonate with fans. SUCCESS RECORDS has been instrumental in producing hits that have topped charts and captivated audiences worldwide. Even years later, selectors continue to reach for this mix, appreciating its timeless appeal and dancehall-ready tracks. The riddim's ability to keep dance floors moving is a testament to its enduring impact on the genre.
My Streets Tracklist:
- Bobo Sparxx & Mic – My Streets
- Bogle Ft Stadongy & Ice – New York
- D Squad & Bitterly – Hotta Than Them
- Fire Passion – Move Out My Way
- Halfkase & Mic – Looking Out For The Police
- Halloway – Versache
- Interview – Bogle & Star General
- Jimmy Riley – Conspiracy
- Jomo – I Wanna See You Dance
- Macka Diamond – Mine Unnu Youths
- Ricky Benz & Nicky Silk – Angel
- Star General – Never Give Up
- Unknown – Part Three
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