SMART PHONE RIDDIM produced by DJ SMURF 2013
Smart Phone Overview
The Smart Phone Riddim is a standout roots reggae compilation from 2013. Its one drop base gives the whole album a classic reggae feel, with a steady, uplifting rhythm that sets a warm and positive mood. Fans often remember this riddim for its deep grooves and strong vocal performances. Agent Sasco delivers a powerful message on “Smart Phone,” blending thoughtful lyrics with the riddim’s rich sound. Cecile’s “Got Me Hooked” adds a touch of soulful energy, while Chris Martin’s “In And Out” brings smooth melodies and heartfelt singing. The duo of Gentleman & Richie Stephens shine on “Stronger,” offering encouragement and unity through their harmonies. Kabaka Pyramid’s “Youths Need To Know” stands out with its conscious lyrics, speaking directly to the younger generation. Other highlights include Marion Hall (Lady Saw) with “God Almighty,” a track filled with spirit and conviction, and Romain Virgo’s “Freedom,” which inspires hope. Zagga’s “Days Like This,” Loyal Flames’ “Nuh Hype,” and Cush Hunta’s “Nah Gwaan Fi Mi” each add their own flavor, rounding out the compilation with fresh perspectives. The production was handled by DJ SMURF, a respected figure in the reggae scene. He is known for his work with the JA Productions label and for crafting riddims that connect with both new listeners and longtime fans. His careful touch on the Smart Phone Riddim helped it gain attention and streams worldwide. This one drop riddim remains an important part of reggae history, loved for its authentic sound and meaningful songs.
Smart Phone Tracklist:
- Agent Sasco – Smart Phone
- Cecile – Got Me Hooked
- Chris Martin – In And Out
- Gentleman & Richie Stephens – Stronger
- Kabaka Pyramid – Youths Need To Know
- Marion Hall (Lady Saw) – God Almighty
- Romain Virgo – Freedom
- Zagga – Days Like This
- Loyal Flames – Nuh Hype
- Cush Hunta – Nah Gwaan Fi Mi
- Smart Phone Riddim – Dj Smurf Music
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