THE CHALLENGE RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2011
The Challenge Overview
The Challenge Riddim brought together a group of talented reggae artists in 2011. Asante Amen, known for his conscious lyrics and roots style, delivered the track "Why." Bobby Burns, who has been part of several popular reggae compilations, contributed "I've Lost It." G Mac added his voice with "Suffer," while Gott Yo shared a message of hope in "Never Give Up." High Quality brought a smooth vibe to the collection with the song "So High." These artists used the reggae track base to share both personal and social messages. The riddim gave each song a strong roots foundation, helping the artists stay true to the classic reggae sound while adding their own style. The production was led by VARIOUS ARTISTS, a name often used for collaborative reggae projects. VARIOUS ARTISTS has been behind many riddim releases, especially in the 2000s and 2010s, and their work is popular in reggae circles. Their riddims have been played by sound systems across Jamaica and the world, making them a key part of reggae’s modern history. In 2011, the Challenge Riddim was played at many reggae events. Its strong roots sound and the unique voices of artists like Asante Amen and Bobby Burns made it a favorite among DJs and fans. The riddim brought together street culture and timeless reggae energy.
The Challenge Tracklist:
- Asante Amen – Why
- Bobby Burns – I’ve Lost It
- Q – I Know
- G Mac – Suffer
- Gott Yo – Never Give Up
- High Quality – So High
- Higher Purse – Challenges Of Life
- I A Flaymz – Jah Jah Love
- Ikushna – Gun Fi Russ
- Jahsenta – Strong Black Woman
- John Peli & I Bar – Simple Life
- Macoras – Halilujah
- Mark Wonder – My Story
- Perfect – Over The Years
- Natty Rag – Nuh Brag
- Norrisman – Learn To Love
- G.E – Better Off
- Rage – Beautiful Girl
- Rebel I – Only You
- Renee Hutchinson – Pain And Sorrow
- Tollerance – Show More Love
- Wippa Demus – Don’t Cry
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