STREET RIDDIM produced by JAH LIFE COM RECORDS 2004
Street Overview
In 2004, a reggae project called "Street Riddim" brought together some of the genre's most influential voices. At the heart of this project was JAH LIFE COM RECORDS, a label known for its dedication to preserving the spiritual and cultural essence of reggae music. The label has a history of producing tracks that resonate with fans of reggae and dancehall, ensuring that each release carries a meaningful message. The "Street Riddim" project served as a platform for both established and emerging artists. Carlton Livingston is one of the artists featured on this recording with his track "Deh Pon Di Street Again." Livingston is well-known for his smooth vocals and impactful lyrics. Fragga Ranks also contributed with "Thank You," adding his unique style to the mix. Frankie Paul, often referred to as the "Jamaican Stevie Wonder" due to his soulful voice and musical talent, brought his song "See Them Coming" to the riddim. Paul had a successful career with hits like "Sara" and was celebrated for his ability to blend reggae with other musical styles. The project also included talents like Nikey Fungus with "Murda" and Sammy Dread with "Prove My Love," both adding their distinct voices to the compilation. Sammy Dread is remembered for his classic "Dreadlocks Girl," which further highlights his contributions to reggae music. Tony Tuff's "Dont Test" rounded out the collection, showcasing the collaborative spirit of the project. "Street Riddim" remains a significant piece of reggae history, capturing the vibrant energy and cultural essence of 2004.
Street Tracklist:
- Carlton Livingston – Deh Pon Di Street Again
- Fragga Ranks – Thank You
- Frankie Paul – See Them Coming
- Nikey Fungus – Murda
- Sammy Dread – Prove My Love
- Street Riddim – Version
- Tony Tuff – Dont Test
- Vassell Gold – In Or Out