These Streets Riddim – Various Artists

THESE STREETS RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2007

These Streets Overview

In 2007, the reggae scene was alive with new sounds, and one riddim that stood out was the These Streets Riddim. The foundation of this musical backdrop was carefully crafted to capture the spirit of roots reggae, while also bringing a fresh energy to dancehall events. The riddim’s journey began in the studio, where producers worked to blend smooth basslines with catchy melodies. The release was shaped by VARIOUS ARTISTS, a production team known for their ability to gather top talent and create memorable reggae compilations. Over the years, VARIOUS ARTISTS have built a reputation for keeping reggae’s roots strong, while also pushing the genre forward. Their projects often appear on popular reggae labels and streaming playlists, helping to introduce new audiences to the music. On this riddim, Anthony B brought his powerful voice and conscious lyrics to the track "Man A Badman." Known for songs like "Raid The Barn" and his album "Real Revolutionary," Anthony B’s contribution added depth and fire. Beenie Man, the self-proclaimed "King of Dancehall," delivered two versions: "These Streets Mix 1" and "These Streets Mix 2." Beenie Man’s career includes the Grammy-winning album "Art and Life," making his presence on the riddim especially notable. In 2007’s cultural sets, These Streets Riddim provided a strong soundtrack, connecting fans to reggae’s roots and the energy of the moment.

These Streets Tracklist:

1. Anthony B – Man A Badman
2. Beenie Man – These Streets Mix 1
3. Beenie Man – These Streets Mix 2
4. These Streets Riddim – Version
5. These Streets Riddim With Chorus – Version