THE STREET CLEANER RIDDIM VOL.1 – NEW SOUND RECORDS 2012
The Street Cleaner Overview
When The Street Cleaner Riddim arrived in 2012, it made a big impact on dancehall. DJs and selectors loved the sound system cut as soon as it reached the streets. The riddim’s driving beat and catchy style worked well with other genres, especially reggae and hip hop. This made it easy for DJs to mix and blend songs during live sets. Mojo Herb’s “Gunshot Blazing” stands out as a powerful track. Mojo Herb is known for bringing conscious lyrics and strong energy to his music. Timmi Burrell’s “Every Weh Mi Go” is another highlight, with a catchy hook that crowds love. Timmi Burrell has made a name for himself in dancehall with his unique voice and style. Rexxx’s “Gal Dem Heng On” adds a playful touch, showing how the riddim can fit party vibes. Edge Michael, who is a nephew of reggae legend Peter Tosh, brings a smooth flow with “Me And Babygirl.” Tmar, featured on “Fear No Evil” and also on “Quality Time” with Musaby, shows his versatility across different moods and topics. Other artists like Aska Lyrical (“Fi Di Parents”), Qurious (“Closer To Me”), Tikaros (“Stepping Higher”), and Ceekaih (“Come Over To Me Plz”) each add their own flavor, making the riddim rich and varied. The riddim’s architect created a beat that captured the energy of the dancehall scene.
The Street Cleaner Tracklist:
- Mojo Herb – Gunshot Blazing
- Timmi Burrell – Every Weh Mi Go
- Rexxx – Gal Dem Heng On
- Edge Michael – Me And Babygirl
- Tmar – Fear No Evil
- Aska Lyrical – Fi Di Parents
- Qurious – Closer To Me
- Tikaros – Stepping Higher
- Musaby And Tmar – Quality Time
- Ceekaih – Come Over To Me Plz
- New Song – Street Cleaner Riddim
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