STREET LIFE RIDDIM produced by STORM RECORDS 2007
Street Life Overview
In 2007, reggae fans got a special treat with the Street Life Riddim. This roots instrumental brought together top artists like Anthony B, Beenie Man, and Street Life. Anthony B, known for his powerful voice and songs like "Fire Pon Rome," added his track "Man A Bad Man" to the riddim. Beenie Man, often called the "King of Dancehall" and famous for his international hit "Who Am I (Sim Simma)," contributed two tracks: "Mama Cry" and "These Street." The instrumental version came from Street Life, giving listeners a pure roots reggae sound. The Street Life Riddim was produced by STORM RECORDS, a label respected for delivering quality reggae music. STORM RECORDS has been active in the reggae scene for years and is known for working with both established and rising artists. Their focus on roots and conscious sounds helped shape the reggae landscape in 2007. This roots instrumental stood out by keeping the classic reggae vibe alive. The combination of uplifting beats and conscious lyrics made it a favorite for many fans. The Street Life Riddim showed that roots reggae was still strong and important in 2007, with STORM RECORDS playing a big role in keeping the tradition going. If you love roots reggae, this riddim is a must-listen.
Street Life Tracklist:
- Anthony B – Man A Bad Man
- Beenie Man – Mama Cry
- Beenie Man – These Street
- Street Life – Instrumental
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