Stagalag Riddim produced by Juke Boxx Production 2010
Stagalag Overview
The Stagalag Riddim release from 2010 features a strong lineup of tracks that kept reggae fans moving. The playlist includes Assassin with "Bam Bam," Bugle’s "Criminal Lawyer," and three songs from Busy Signal: "Call The Hearse," "Dun Wid Dem," and "High Grade." Other standout tracks are Chino’s "Sound Execution," Chuck Fenda’s "Cease Fire," Demarco’s "Skull Inna Belly," Elephant Man’s "Yuh Nah Deal Wid Love," and G Whizz with "Nuh Wah Si Dem." Each artist brings something special to the riddim. Assassin, known for his sharp lyrical style, delivers "Bam Bam" with energy. He is also known for his later collaboration with Kanye West on the 2013 track "I'm In It." Bugle’s "Criminal Lawyer" shows his thoughtful approach to songwriting. Busy Signal stands out with three tracks; he is recognized for hits like "Night Shift" and has been nominated for several international awards. Chino, with "Sound Execution," keeps the flow going, while Chuck Fenda’s "Cease Fire" adds a message of peace, fitting his reputation for conscious lyrics. The riddim was produced by Juke Boxx Production, a label founded by Shane Brown. Juke Boxx is respected for working with top Jamaican artists and shaping modern reggae and dancehall sounds. The Stagalag Riddim helped keep reggae’s roots alive in 2010, blending tradition with fresh voices.
Stagalag Tracklist:
- Assassin – Bam Bam
- Bugle – Criminal Lawyer
- Busy Signal – Call The Hearse
- Busy Signal – Dun Wid Dem
- Busy Signal – High Grade
- Chino – Sound Execution
- Chuck Fenda – Cease Fire
- Demarco – Skull Inna Belly
- Elephant Man – Yuh Nah Deal Wid Love
- G Whizz – Nuh Wah Si Dem
- I Octane – Nuh Let Dem Kill Me
- Kiprich – Suppose
- Nymron – Caan Tek It Nuh Langa
- Romain Virgo – Ghetto
- Romain Virgo – Memories
- Tarrus Riley – Mi Homeland
- Timeka Marshall – I Say You
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