Straight Jeans Riddim produced by Various Artists 2010
Straight Jeans Overview
In 2010, the Straight Jeans Riddim made a strong mark on reggae and sound system culture. The riddim’s jazzy touch and deep basslines fit perfectly with the roots revival happening at the time. It became a favorite in dances and on playlists, connecting with fans who love the classic reggae energy mixed with modern fire. The foundation of this project comes from the producer Various Artists. Known for collecting and showcasing different talents on one riddim, Various Artists has helped push reggae forward by giving new and established voices a platform. The label’s releases have appeared on many streaming platforms, making an impact far beyond Jamaica. On Straight Jeans Riddim, each artist brings their own style. Exco Levi’s “If Yuh Think Yuh Bad” stands out, as Exco Levi is well-known for winning multiple Juno Awards in Canada and is respected for his conscious lyrics. Eyesus delivers “Straight Jeans & Clarkes,” a track that rides the riddim with smooth confidence. Faze comes in with “Brace,” while Firekid Steenie & Five Star join forces for “Style.” Fyah Lion’s “Bazzle” and J Logix with “Sick A Dat” round out the lineup, each adding their own flavor to the mix. This riddim is still remembered as part of 2010’s roots scene, keeping the sound system tradition alive and strong.
Straight Jeans Tracklist:
- Exco Levi – If Yuh Think Yuh Bad
- Eyesus – Straight Jeans & Clarkes
- Faze – Brace
- Firekid Steenie & Five Star – Style
- Fyah Lion – Bazzle
- J Logix – Sick A Dat
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