NOKIE RIDDIM produced by IN THE STREETZ RECORDS 2002
Nokie Overview
In 2002, reggae music was experiencing a vibrant period with roots riddims playing a pivotal role. Among these, the Nokie Riddim stood out, capturing the essence of the time with its unique blend of retro grooves and modern reggae beats. This riddim became a staple in roots sessions, resonating with audiences who appreciated its authentic sound. At the heart of this project was IN THE STREETZ RECORDS, a label known for its dedication to preserving the traditional reggae sound while infusing it with contemporary elements. The label has been instrumental in shaping the reggae landscape, with a reputation for producing quality music that honors the genre's roots. IN THE STREETZ RECORDS' influence ensured that the Nokie Riddim maintained a distinct identity, allowing it to remain relevant over the years. The artists featured on the Nokie Riddim brought their unique talents to the project. Barkey's "Nuh Man" delivered a powerful performance, showcasing his ability to engage listeners with his energetic style. Determine's contribution, "Determine Stone," highlighted his lyrical prowess and commitment to meaningful messages in his music. Lexxus, with his track "Hey Hoo," added a dynamic flair to the riddim, reflecting his reputation for creating catchy tunes. Nokie’s "Version" provided a smooth instrumental that complemented the vocal tracks perfectly. Sizzla's "Lion Paw" was another standout, further cementing his status as a reggae icon known for hits like "Thank You Mama." Together, these artists and the creative vision of IN THE STREETZ RECORDS ensured that the Nokie Riddim not only captured the spirit of 2002 but also left a lasting impact on reggae music.
Nokie Tracklist:
- Barkey – Nuh Man
- Determine – Determine Stone
- Lexxus – Hey Hoo
- Nokie – Version
- Sizzla – Lion Paw
- Vegas – Nokie
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