Staminizer Riddim produced by Atlantic Records 2009
Staminizer Overview
In 2009, the roots riddim played an important part in reggae music. This style is known for its strong drum beats and deep bass, which give it a classic reggae sound. That year, the Staminizer Riddim was released and became part of the cultural events in reggae. Several artists helped make the riddim memorable. Juvinile brought energy with the song “Mi Know.” Bently added his own style with “Bubble Song.” Bently is known for working with other reggae artists and has built a solid reputation in the dancehall and reggae scene. Reel Steel contributed the track “Real Man,” giving the riddim a strong and honest voice. Tatta Blacks And Khellee worked together on “The Morning Time,” showing their teamwork and vocal skills. I Warrior’s “Gone Away” added a thoughtful message to the collection. The riddim was produced by Atlantic Records, a label with a long history in the music business. Atlantic Records is famous for working with many big artists across different genres and is known for producing high-quality music. Their involvement helped bring a warm, rich sound to the Staminizer Riddim, making it stand out that year. The Staminizer Riddim is remembered for its roots reggae style and the unique songs from Juvinile, Bently, Reel Steel, Tatta Blacks And Khellee, and I Warrior. It remains a strong example of reggae’s sound in 2009.
Staminizer Tracklist:
- Juvinile – Mi Know
- Bently – Bubble Song (Raw)
- I – Vada – Ride It
- Reel Steel – Real Man
- Tatta Blacks And Khellee – The Morning Time
- I Warrior – Gone Away
Releases Similar to Staminizer Riddim – Atlantic Records
Research and editorial by Riddimz Kalacta & Goltem, sourcing from physical vinyl labels, Discogs, ReggaeFever, Riddim-ID, DancehallMag, and other trusted archives.