TRUE MELODY RIDDIM produced by STREET BLOCK RECORDS 2014
True Melody Overview
In 2014, a fresh wave of reggae talent came together on the True Melody Riddim. The project featured strong voices from the new generation, including Fame Stylez, Floyd West, Jah Vinci, Munga, and Nitty Kutchi. Each artist brought their own energy and message, making the riddim a standout in modern roots reggae. Fame Stylez delivered “No More,” a song filled with hope and determination. Floyd West’s “On My Way” brought a sense of perseverance, while Jah Vinci’s “Enemies A Walk” spoke to struggle and survival. Munga’s “Hungry Days” highlighted the realities faced by many, and Nitty Kutchi’s “Reasons” offered a thoughtful, conscious perspective. The riddim also included contributions from Raggedy (“Peace”), Sizzla (“Love Me”), Skeptical (“Holding On”), and T’Nez (“Super Woman”). Together, these tracks formed a powerful collection that blended meaningful lyrics with strong, percussion-driven rhythms. The project was produced by STREET BLOCK RECORDS, a label known for its focus on unity and positive messages within reggae music. STREET BLOCK RECORDS has built a reputation for supporting young talent and giving them a platform to share their voices. Their work on True Melody Riddim helped introduce new artists to a wider audience, while also reminding listeners of reggae’s deep cultural roots. True Melody Riddim remains an important release in reggae history. It gave young singers the chance to shine, and its songs continue to inspire both fans and fellow musicians. The project stands as a testament to the power of collaboration and the lasting influence of roots reggae.
True Melody Tracklist:
- Fame Stylez – No More
- Floyd West – On My Way
- Jah Vinci – Enemies A Walk
- Munga – Hungry Days
- Nitty Kutchi – Reasons
- Raggedy – Peace
- Sizzla – Love Me
- Skeptical – Holding On
- T’Nez – Super Woman
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