TENEMENT YARD RIDDIM produced by INNER CIRCLE 2015
Tenement Yard Overview
The Tenement Yard Riddim made its debut in 2015, sending waves through the reggae and dancehall scene. Produced by the legendary INNER CIRCLE, the release was crafted in Jamaica, home of roots reggae. INNER CIRCLE, known for timeless hits like “Bad Boys,” brought decades of experience to the project, shaping the riddim with their signature melodic touch. Their work under the Circle House label has influenced countless reggae productions worldwide. This riddim stands out for its vibrant artist lineup. Assassin delivered “Whats Da Story,” a track marked by sharp lyrics and a commanding flow. Bugle’s “Wha Dat Fah” followed, offering thoughtful commentary over the classic groove. The combination of Chronixx & Jacob Miller on “Tenement Yard” brought together two generations, blending Jacob Miller’s foundation vocals with Chronixx’s modern energy. Daniel Bambaata Marley contributed “Free It Up,” infusing the riddim with a fresh Marley family perspective. Jesse Royal’s “Ghetto Girl” added heartfelt storytelling, while Sons Of Mystro’s “Tenement Yard Is A Majo” introduced creative instrumental flair. Tanya Stephens rounded out the set with “ig Woman Ting,” delivering her signature wit and vocal strength. The Tenement Yard Riddim is more than a collection of songs; it’s a celebration of reggae’s enduring spirit. INNER CIRCLE’s production expertise gave the release a warm, vintage sound that still feels fresh today. This riddim remains an important piece of reggae dancehall history, moving listeners and artists alike with its foundation grooves and powerful performances.
Tenement Yard Tracklist:
- Assassin – Whats Da Story
- Bugle – Wha Dat Fah
- Chronixx & Jacob Miller – Tenement Yard (News Carryin’ Dread)
- Daniel Bambaata Marley – Free It Up
- Jesse Royal – Ghetto Girl
- Sons Of Mystro – Tenement Yard Is A Major
- Tanya Stephens – Big Woman Ting
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