POETRY RIDDIM produced by ALL CONNECT RECORDS 2012
Poetry Overview
The Poetry Riddim is a roots reggae project from 2012 that brought together some of the genre’s respected voices. Natty King, known for his hit song “No Guns To Town,” leads with the track “Life.” Lutan Fyah, who has worked with international reggae acts and charted with albums like “Phantom War,” adds “All Gone” to the mix. Shallak delivers “Road Afi Do,” and Shadow shares his story on “From I Was A Child.” The lineup is completed by Determine with “Blood Shed.” Other artists also feature on the riddim, including Fyah Konkarah with “Inna The Ghetto,” Climate with “Nothing At All,” Chezidek with “Talk,” Benjahmyn with “Show Mi Love,” and Indeisha with “Touch By An Angel.” Each artist brings their own style and message, creating a collection of songs that connect with roots reggae fans. The instrumental foundation of Poetry Riddim is built on a classic reggae groove—steady drums, deep bass, and smooth guitar. ALL CONNECT RECORDS produced the project, adding their touch of modern roots fusion. The label, known for supporting both new and established reggae artists, has helped bring fresh sounds to the genre and has released several well-received riddims over the years. Poetry Riddim stands out as one of the cultural highlights of 2012. Its timeless sound and strong performances have made it a favorite among selectors and reggae lovers. The project remains a reminder of the power of roots reggae to unite artists and listeners.
Poetry Tracklist:
- Natty King – Life
- Shallak – Road Afi Do
- Shadow – From I Was A Child
- Lutan Fyah – All Gone
- Determine – Blood Shed
- Fyah Konkarah – Inna The Ghetto
- Climate – Nothing At All
- Chezidek – Talk
- Benjahmyn – Show Mi Love
- Indeisha – Touch By An Angel
- Vershion – Poetry
- Lukie D – Only A Woman
- Gott-Yo – Live Alone
- Poetry Version
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