STARDOM RIDDIM produced by PHAMILY PRODUCTIONS 2013
Stardom Overview
In 2013, reggae was going through a strong period, with producers bringing back the classic one drop rhythm but adding a modern touch. The one drop beat, famous since the 1970s, was at the heart of many reggae hits and was loved by both old and new fans. PHAMILY PRODUCTIONS, the team behind this release, is known for working with both rising and established reggae artists. Their production style often blends roots reggae with fresh sounds, making their tracks popular on both radio and sound systems. PHAMILY PRODUCTIONS has helped shine a light on conscious reggae and supported artists who focus on positive messages. On this riddim, several artists deliver standout performances. Anointed’s “Road Code” is smooth and thoughtful, showing his talent for uplifting lyrics. Digital Sham brings emotion to “Ghetto Cry,” a song that highlights struggles in the community. Iya Ingi’s “Moody” stands out with its mellow vibe. Jah Balance, known for his energetic delivery, contributes “Wissy Wissy,” which has become a favorite among reggae selectors. Karamanti, a respected name in the reggae scene, delivers “Pray.” She is known for working with major producers and for her dynamic flow, and “Pray” adds a strong voice to the riddim. This release, with its deep roots style and modern energy, proved reggae’s strength in 2013. Each artist brought their own flavor, making the riddim a favorite for both fans and DJs. The project showed that reggae could honor its past while sounding fresh for a new generation.
Stardom Tracklist:
- Anointed – Road Code
- Digital Sham – Ghetto Cry
- Iya Ingi – Moody
- Jah Balance – Wissy Wissy
- Karamanti – Pray
- Kos Bella – How
- Lutan Fyah – Mi Nah Lie
- Nature – Corruption
- Press Fyah – Some A Dem
- Teflon – Jah Will Be My Guide
- Phamily Productions – Stardom Riddim Version
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