TAMARIND JUICE RIDDIM produced by STRINGRAY RECORDS 2012
Tamarind Juice Overview
In 2012, reggae music was going through a period of both change and tradition. Many producers were experimenting with new sounds, but some stayed true to the roots of classic reggae riddims. The Tamarind Juice Riddim is a strong example of this, echoing the timeless reggae rhythms that fans love. The riddim was produced by STRINGRAY RECORDS, a respected label with a long history in the reggae scene. Based in London, Stringray Records has supported reggae artists for decades, helping to keep the genre alive and fresh. Their attention to detail and understanding of what selectors and fans want helped make this riddim stand out. Several talented artists contributed to the Tamarind Juice Riddim. Delly Ranx, known for his songwriting and production skills, delivers a message of perseverance in "Push On." Sarjant D brings social commentary with "Mr. Greedy," a song that addresses issues of selfishness and greed. Peetah Morgan, from the famous Morgan Heritage family, adds his soulful voice to "Selfish Ways," bringing depth and emotion. Aaron Kedar’s "Let It Grow" offers uplifting lyrics and smooth melodies, while Bushman and Capleton team up on "We Mean It," a powerful collaboration between two respected voices in reggae. Errol Bonnick’s "Sunshine" and Chino’s "Read A Psalms" round out the collection, each adding their unique style and message. The Tamarind Juice Riddim remains an important part of reggae history, showing how classic sounds and modern messages can blend into something special. Its influence is still felt among reggae fans and selectors today.
Tamarind Juice Tracklist:
- Delly Ranx – Push On
- Sarjant D – Mr. Greedy
- Peetah Morgan – Selfish Ways
- Aaron Kedar – Let It Grow
- Bushman And Capleton – We Mean It
- Errol Bonnick – Sunshine
- Chino – Read A Psalms
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