Strange Things Riddim (Reggae) produced by Irie Ites Records 2025
Strange Things Overview
The new roots riddim started in the studio with a clear vision. The arranger wanted to mix old-school reggae with fresh sounds. By bringing together experienced and new voices, the riddim offers both respect for tradition and something new for today’s listeners. Irie Ites Records, the producer behind the project, is known for quality reggae releases. The label has worked with many big names in the genre and is respected for keeping roots reggae alive. Over the years, Irie Ites Records has produced music that reaches fans around the world. The artists on this riddim each bring something special. John Holt, a true legend in reggae, delivers “Strange Things.” Holt is famous for his smooth voice and classic hits like “Police in Helicopter.” Chezidek follows with “Bun Di Ganja.” Chezidek is known for his conscious lyrics and songs like “Leave the Trees.” Sizzla appears twice, with “Smoke My Herbz” and “Revolution.” Sizzla has released over 50 albums and is one of reggae’s most influential artists. Spectacular adds his style with “Badda Than Dem,” while Lutan Fyah brings “Work It Out.” Lutan Fyah is recognized for his powerful voice and songs about unity. Other tracks on the riddim include “Ina Dancehall” by Pressure Busspipe, “Travelling So” by Ras Mcbean & Sena, “A So Dem Stay” by King Lorenzo, and “Shake It Woman” by Jr Kelly. As the season goes on, this roots riddim is connecting classic reggae flow with today’s artists and reaching new fans worldwide.
Strange Things Tracklist:
- John Holt – Strange Things
- Chezidek – Bun Di Ganja
- Sizzla – Smoke My Herbz
- Spectacular – Badda Than Dem
- Lutan Fyah – Work It Out
- Sizzla – Revolution
- Pressure Busspipe – Ina Dancehall
- Ras Mcbean & Sena – Travelling So
- King Lorenzo – A So Dem Stay
- Jr Kelly – Shake It Woman
- Big Youth – 2011
- Trinity – Strange Strange Strange
- Mafia & Fluxy – Strange Things Riddim
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