THE DIRTY HARRY RIDDIM produced by DUBLIFE MUZIK KULCHA SHOK 2016
The Dirty Harry Overview
In 2016, reggae music saw a fresh sound with the Dirty Harry Riddim. This riddim was produced by DUBLIFE MUZIK KULCHA SHOK, a label known for its focus on roots and dub reggae. The producer has worked with many reggae artists over the years, helping to bring new talent to the scene. This project brought together several artists, each adding their own style. Diallo & Keeling Beckford performed "Day And Night," blending their voices in a smooth reggae style. Keeling Beckford is known for his work in reggae since the 1970s, including the popular song "Combination." Fyaworks delivered "Say Love," bringing heartfelt lyrics and a steady groove. Mikey Jarrett & Rupert Reid teamed up for "Tell Me Why." Mikey Jarrett is recognized for his long career in reggae and dancehall, with hits like "Rock Them One by One." Natty Remo & Derrick Lara joined forces for "Trouble Like Rain." Derrick Lara was once a member of The Tamlins, a well-known reggae group. Nkrumah & Keeling Beckford performed "True Champion," mixing strong vocals and positive messages. Other tracks on the riddim include "Heavy On Harry" by Predator Dub Assassins & The Skootch, and "Dirty Dub" by Predator Dub Assassins. Each song gave new and veteran voices a stage, making the Dirty Harry Riddim a notable moment in 2016 reggae.
The Dirty Harry Tracklist:
- Diallo & Keeling Beckford – Day And Night
- Fyaworks – Say Love
- Mikey Jarrett & Rupert Reid – Tell Me Why
- Natty Remo & Derrick Lara – Trouble Like Rain
- Nkrumah & Keeling Beckford – True Champion
- P-Dub – King For A Day
- Predator Dub Assassins & The Skootch – Heavy On Harry
- Predator Dub Assassins – Dirty Dub
- Predator Dub Assassins – King’s Highway
- Rocksteady Levi & Jah Bami – Raindrops
- Roy Radics & Lucette Elegance – I Don’t Wan
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