STREET HUSTLE RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2011
Street Hustle Overview
The Street Hustle Riddim brought a deep, dub-inspired sound to reggae sets in 2011. Its mood is strong and conscious, with heavy percussion and a rolling bassline that gives each track a steady groove. The riddim became a favorite in roots reggae sessions, known for its authentic and timeless feel. Brown Lion leads with the song "Street Hustle," bringing a confident energy to the riddim. Half Pint follows with "Gimme Gimme." Half Pint is well known in reggae, especially for his classic hit "Greetings," and has influenced many other artists. Imru’s "Other Half" adds a thoughtful vibe, while Jah Patriot’s "Go Round Them" and Jahved’s "Think Again" keep the conscious message alive. Other artists on the riddim include Merciless with "Momma," Messenjah Selah on "Combine," Glamarus with "The Right Time," Nature’s "Firm Meditation," and Norrisman’s "Give Praise." Each artist brings their own style, but the riddim ties all the tracks together with its dub plate feel. The producer, VARIOUS ARTISTS, is known for bringing together different voices on one rhythm. The label behind this release is also VARIOUS ARTISTS, a name used for several reggae projects over the years. Their approach helps keep the music fresh and gives each song a unique place in reggae history. The Street Hustle Riddim remains a strong choice for selectors and reggae fans.
Street Hustle Tracklist:
- Brown Lion – Street Hustle
- Half Pint – Gimme Gimme (I Got Love For You)
- Imru – Other Half
- Jah Patriot – Go Round Them
- Jahved – Think Again
- Merciless – Momma (Survivor)
- Messenjah Selah – Combine
- Glamarus – The Right Time
- Nature – Firm Meditation
- Norrisman – Give Praise
- Pinchers – Fight No More
- Sasi Bling & Face Of Brooklyn – Jah Will See You Through
- Sophia Squire – Rapture
- Ziggie Bless – If Loving You Is Wrong
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