SEARCHING RIDDIM produced by STINGRAY RECORDS 2014
Searching Overview
In 2014, the reggae scene was alive with new sounds and roots influences. Dub music, with its deep bass and echoing effects, played a big role in shaping how people experienced reggae. Sound systems across Jamaica and other countries used dub cuts to bring energy and unity to dancehalls and street corners. Producers who understood the power of foundation rhythms helped keep reggae’s roots strong, even as the genre evolved. STINGRAY RECORDS, based in the UK, is known for its dedication to authentic reggae production. Since the 1990s, the label has worked with many important artists and released music that respects the classic reggae style. Their approach mixes traditional roots with modern touches, making their releases popular among reggae fans worldwide. On the Searching Riddim, several talented artists came together to create a memorable dub experience. Daville’s “Firm Meditation” stands out with its smooth vocals and positive message. Lukie D brings heartfelt emotion to “Searching,” while Singing Melody’s “Selfishness” adds a thoughtful layer to the riddim. Mikey Spice delivers soulful strength in “Try Again.” Claire Angel’s “Feeling Good Inside” offers uplifting vibes, and Errol Bonnick’s “Gift Of Life” gives thanks for life’s blessings. Cassandra London’s “Is It Too Late” and Tasonia’s “Stand Firm” round out the set with powerful performances. This dub cut is important in reggae history because it carries roots vibes into the modern era. It shows how strong production and talented artists can keep reggae’s foundation alive, bringing people together through music.
Searching Tracklist:
- Daville – Firm Meditation
- Lukie D – Searching
- Singing Melody – Selfishness
- Mikey Spice – Try Again
- Claire Angel – Feeling Good Inside
- Errol Bonnick – Gift Of Life
- Cassandra London – Is It Too Late
- Tasonia – Stand Firm
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Research and editorial by Riddimz Kalacta & Goltem, sourcing from physical vinyl labels, Discogs, ReggaeFever, Riddim-ID, DancehallMag, and other trusted archives.