Sprited Riddim – Various Artists

SPRITED RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2011

Sprited Overview

In 2011, the roots reggae scene found new energy with the arrival of Sprited Riddim. This riddim’s journey began in the studio with VARIOUS ARTISTS, a producer known for blending traditional reggae with modern touches. Having worked with several respected labels, VARIOUS ARTISTS is recognized for creating tracks that connect different generations of reggae fans. The riddim was soon picked up by roots selectors, spinning it across dancehalls and radio shows, quickly making it a favorite among selectors who value conscious lyrics and strong rhythms. The lineup on Sprited Riddim brought together some of reggae’s most powerful voices. Anthony B delivered "Protect Me Oh Jah Jah," adding his signature spiritual call, much like his well-known track "Raid The Barn." Bounty Killer’s "Waan Peice A Mi" brought his unmistakable energy, reminding fans of his impact on dancehall and roots music, including his Grammy-winning collaboration on the album "True Reflections...A New Beginning" with Jah Cure. Capleton’s "Fire Pan Dem Nastiness" continued his tradition of fiery, uplifting messages. Fanton Mojah contributed "Through The Fire," while G Warren added "Pressure," each adding their own style to the riddim. Sprited Riddim became a staple in 2011 playlists, its rocksteady flow and conscious messages capturing the spirit of that year’s roots movement. The project stands out for unity and a deep connection to reggae’s timeless foundation.

Sprited Tracklist:

1. Anthony B – Protect Me Oh Jah Jah
2. Bounty Killer – Waan Peice A Mi
3. Capleton – Fire Pan Dem Nastiness
4. Fanton Mojah – Through The Fire
5. G Warren – Pressure
6. Harry Toddler – Turn To God
7. Lutan Fyah – System Of Pay Gone
8. Tempericher – How Does It Feel – (Mamma)
9. Toya – Love Like This