SUGAR LUMP RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2012
Sugar Lump Overview
The Sugar Lump Riddim brought together some talented reggae artists in 2012. Calcium, Da Chief, Full Clip, Lyncs, and Masta Jay all added their voices to this project. Calcium is known for his song "Bring Back The Music" on this riddim. Da Chief, who performs "Babylon," has built a reputation for his conscious lyrics. Full Clip delivers "Fear No Foes," showing his strong presence in the reggae scene. Lyncs adds a unique touch with "Now Youre In My World," while Masta Jay gives us "Bounded By The Walls." Other artists also joined the project, including Mello G with "Keep On Holding On," Ranger Rhymz with "A She Fi Inna Dimansion," and the duo Singing Rudeboy And I Daddy Lando with "What Is It Were Fighting For." The instrumental version, "Sugar Lump Riddim," rounds out the release. The project came together under the direction of the producer VARIOUS ARTISTS. Known for bringing together different voices and styles, VARIOUS ARTISTS has produced several reggae compilations that have gained attention in the roots community. Their work often highlights both new and established talent, helping to keep reggae music fresh and connected to its roots. Released in 2012, the Sugar Lump Riddim is now part of reggae history from that year. The riddim gave singers and deejays a strong roots base to share their messages. Even today, this recording stands out for its relaxed feel and the way it brings together voices from across the reggae world.
Sugar Lump Tracklist:
- Calcium – Bring Back The Music
- Da Chief – Babylon
- Full Clip – Fear No Foes
- Lyncs – Now Youre In My World
- Masta Jay – Bounded By The Walls
- Mello G – Keep On Holding On
- Ranger Rhymz – A She Fi Inna Dimansion
- Singing Rudeboy And I Daddy Lando – What Is It Were Fighting For
- Version – Sugar Lump Riddim
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