STALKER RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2007
Stalker Overview
In 2007, the reggae scene saw a powerful roots drop with the release of the Stalker Riddim. The journey began with the roots craftsman known for his deep understanding of foundation reggae rhythms. The producer, VARIOUS ARTISTS, had already made a mark in the reggae world by working with several respected labels and bringing together unique voices for rhythm projects. His approach focused on classic roots sounds, blending tradition with fresh energy. The Stalker Riddim project brought together a strong lineup. Bongo Lion delivered “More Fire,” a track that captured his signature style and added a fierce edge to the riddim. Emanuel’s “Give Me D' Fire” followed, showing his ability to ride a roots rhythm with passion. Jah Banton, known for his work with other top Jamaican producers, contributed “Wholesale,” bringing his distinct voice and energy. Prince Levi’s “Why Dis Him” offered a thoughtful take, adding depth to the collection. The project also featured “Stalker Riddim (Version),” giving listeners a chance to appreciate the instrumental foundation. Each artist brought their own touch, but together they created a project that defined the heart of reggae in 2007. The Stalker Riddim stood out for its strong percussion and smooth flow, reminding fans of the roots of reggae while pushing the sound forward.
Stalker Tracklist:
- Bongo Lion – More Fire
- Emanuel – Give Me D’ Fire
- Jah Banton – Wholesale (Radio Version)
- Prince Levi – Why Dis Him
- Version – Stalker Riddim
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