STREETS OF GOLD RIDDIM produced by PENTHOUSE PRODUCTIONS 2013
Streets Of Gold Overview
The dub cut is a classic element in reggae, known for its deep bass and echo effects. This style became popular in the 1970s and still shapes reggae music today. In 2013, the Streets Of Gold Riddim brought fresh energy to the dub tradition. PENTHOUSE PRODUCTIONS, the label behind this riddim, has played a big role in reggae for decades. Founded by Donovan Germain in the late 1980s, Penthouse is famous for working with top Jamaican artists and keeping the roots sound alive. Their productions are known for high quality and respect for reggae’s foundation. This release features a strong lineup. Circumstances delivers “Ikaya,” a thoughtful track with smooth vocals. Have You Lost Somebody, performed by Tydal, stands out for its emotional lyrics. Busy Signal brings his unique style to “Hungry Days,” adding energy and depth. Toisis offers “Just Like The Sun,” a song that shines with positive vibes. Exco Levi’s “Lock The Chart” is another highlight, showing his skill in conscious reggae. Other notable tracks include “My Soul To Jah” by Shuga, “Never Let Them Lead You Astray” from R.C, and “No One But You” by Timeka Marshall. Duane Stephenson’s “Rasta For I” and D Major’s “Real Know Real” round out the collection, each adding their own touch to the riddim. The dub cut from this project proves that classic reggae sounds remain powerful. It connects the past with the present, making it an important part of reggae history.
Streets Of Gold Tracklist:
- Circumstances – Ikaya
- Have You Lost Somebody – Tydal
- Hungry Days – Busy Signal
- Just Like The Sun – Toisis
- Lock The Chart – Exco Levi
- My Soul To Jah – Shuga
- Never Let Them Lead You Astray – R.C
- No One But You – Timeka Marshall
- Rasta For I – Duane Stephenson
- Real Know Real – D Major
- The Reason – Sherieta
- What Love Is Made Of – Jimmy Cozier
- Why Should I Worry – Romain Virgo
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