
Queens Of Queens Overview
When Queens Of Queens Riddim dropped in 2012, reggae fans quickly took notice. The riddim’s blend of strong messages and danceable vibes made it a favorite in reggae circles, earning plenty of plays in dances and on radio. Listeners praised the release for its positive energy and the way it brought together both culture and conscious lyrics. Artists on this project delivered memorable tracks that have stood the test of time. Delly Ranx’s “Pass The Herbs” became a standout for its smooth flow and rootsy feel. Sizzla’s “Things Get Tough” offered uplifting words for challenging times, while Chronixx’s “See Her Face” brought a fresh voice and a melodic touch. Gappy Ranks added his signature style with “Riverside,” and Lutan Fyah’s “Deliver Me Jah” gave a spiritual message that resonated with many. Other highlights include Pressure Busspipe with “Queen Of Queens,” Bobby Hustle’s “Real Ganja Man,” Perfect Giddimani’s “All Aint Well,” Winstrong’s “Gun Fool,” and the instrumental “Queens Of Queens Version” by Larger Than Life. Behind the scenes, LARGER THAN LIFE RECORDS shaped the sound and direction of the riddim. Known for their work in bringing conscious reggae to wider audiences, the label has built a strong reputation for quality productions and supporting both rising and established artists. Their careful attention to detail helped make Queens Of Queens Riddim a lasting part of reggae’s story. Even years after its release, this project is remembered for its cultural impact and the way it brought together some of reggae’s most respected voices.
Queens Of Queens Tracklist:
- Delly Ranx – Pass The Herbs
- Sizzla – Things Get Tough
- Chronixx – See Her Face
- Gappy Ranks – Riverside
- Lutan Fyah – Deliver Me Jah
- Pressure Busspipe – Queen Of Queens
- Bobby Hustle – Real Ganja Man
- Perfect Giddimani – All Aint Well
- Winstrong – Gun Fool
- Larger Than Life – Queens Of Queens Version
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