REAL LIFE STORY RIDDIM produced by MIGHTY CROWN | LIFE STYLE RECORDS 2017
Real Life Story Overview
The reggae track base, often called a riddim, has shaped the sound of Jamaican music for decades. These instrumental tracks echo through sound system nights, bringing people together to dance and share messages. The roots of this tradition come from the early reggae craftsmen who built deep, soulful rhythms. Their influence can still be heard in modern riddims, which carry both the spirit of the past and the voices of today. One producer who keeps this tradition alive is MIGHTY CROWN | LIFE STYLE RECORDS. Based in Japan, Mighty Crown first became famous as a sound system crew, winning international competitions and spreading reggae culture worldwide. Their label, LIFE STYLE RECORDS, is known for quality productions that connect artists from Jamaica with fans everywhere. By focusing on authentic reggae sounds, they have helped keep the genre’s foundation strong. The Real Life Story Riddim is a perfect example of this approach. On this riddim, Bugle delivers “Self Driven,” a song about motivation and staying true to oneself. Tarrus Riley and Zagga team up for “Justice,” a track calling for fairness and unity. Mr Williamz brings his unique style to “Kush No Bush,” while Jesse Royal adds energy with “Fyah Fyah.” Lion Fyah’s “Hawaiian Air” and Raging Fyah’s “Real Life” each add their own flavor, showing the riddim’s versatility. These songs, built on the same reggae track base, show how one riddim can inspire different messages and moods. The Real Life Story Riddim remains an important part of reggae history, connecting the roots of the genre to new generations.
Real Life Story Tracklist:
- Bugle – Self Driven
- Tarrus Riley & Zagga – Justice
- Mr Williamz – Kush No Bush
- Jesse Royal – Fyah Fyah
- Lion Fyah – Hawaiian Air
- Raging Fyah – Real Life
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