REVENGE OF SLENGTENG RIDDIM produced by YOUTH PROMOTION 1986
Revenge Of Slengteng Overview
Right now, the roots riddim is bringing a powerful energy to reggae crowds. The rhythm is deep and steady, with live instruments giving it a warm, organic feel. The bassline is heavy, and the drums keep everything moving. This classic style connects reggae lovers to the foundation of the music, making everyone want to dance and sing along. Several respected artists are riding this riddim. Devon Russell delivers “Lady Lady Lady Love,” showing his soulful voice and roots style. Russell was once a member of The Tartans and has worked with legends like Lee “Scratch” Perry. Dicky Rankin comes in strong with “Its Like A Jungle,” bringing a lyrical edge to the track. Hugh Griffith’s “Hustling In The Streets” tells real stories over the riddim’s groove. Little John adds his signature sound with “Josephine.” Michael Prophet, known for his hit “Gunman,” brings his unique voice to “Watch Your Words,” reminding listeners of his lasting influence in reggae. The dub engineer shapes the sound, using effects and mixing skills to give the riddim its space and echo. This lets each artist shine while keeping the roots vibe strong. Producer YOUTH PROMOTION is behind this project. Founded by Sugar Minott, YOUTH PROMOTION is famous for discovering and supporting young reggae talent in Jamaica. The label has helped launch many careers and is respected for keeping reggae’s true spirit alive. You’ll hear this roots riddim at reggae events across the island and beyond.
Revenge Of Slengteng Tracklist:
- Devon Russell – Lady Lady Lady Love
- Dicky Rankin – Its Like A Jungle
- Hugh Griffith – Hustling In The Streets
- Little John – Josephine
- Michael Prophet – Watch Your Words
- Peter Black Ft Willy Waites – Night Snack
- Scully Brown – Big Wheel
- Skinny Rankin – She Cashi
- Various Artist – Version
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