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- Check out a interview with Jamaican producers at Hungry Lion Records, a Jamaican music label that was established in 2013 based out of Port Antonio, Portland, Jamaica.
- The first EP produced at Hungry Lion Records was released in 2015 and called “Tough Times Riddim”, which had various artists including Anthony B, Bugle, Iba Mahr, I-Octane, Louie Culture just to name a few on it and made their name relevant in Jamaican music.
- Hungry Lion Records produced in more recent times one of Chronic Law hit “MI Remember”
- This track is quite special to us due to the fact that it is one of the first tracks to be recorded at our newly built studio in Port Antonio and to be released under the label.
- We haven’t released any songs in quite some time so we are really anticipating getting this track to the public.
- The instrumental was also made at that location unlike most of our previous projects.
- This song is basically highlighting the transition period for Chronic Law between the challenging past and the bright future that is to come.
- He clearly expresses in his delivery the hardship he has been facing and the journey he took just to reach where he is at this current stage.
- The message will definitely have an impact on its listeners because at some point in time we can all rela
- Hungry Lion Records basically produces Reggae & dancehall which sometimes might have a fusion of both.
- We try to be as diverse as much as possible with creating our instrumentals which might be a solid One Drop or even a subtle dancehall riddim.
- We’ve worked with several established musicians on most of our projects at Tuff Gong.
- At the end of the day, it’s the type of message that we send out which is always positive.
- What makes our style unique is our ability to exercise patience with our productions.
- We currently have several ongoing projects we are working on which should be completed in the coming weeks.
- An upcoming artiste that we are closely working with is “Fya Doops” who will be one to look out for on many of our projects.
- His track called “Better Life” is also on the “Osmosis Riddim” which is the first single that was released on Feb 22, 2019.
- We also have other projects with Chronic Law, Bugle, Anthony B, Iba Mahr and a few others in the pipeline.
- Much more music to look forward to in 2019.
- Listen To “Mi Remember” by Chronic Law Hungry Lions Records
Check out a interview with Jamaican producers at Hungry Lion Records, a Jamaican music label that was established in 2013 based out of Port Antonio, Portland, Jamaica.
The first EP produced at Hungry Lion Records was released in 2015 and called “Tough Times Riddim”, which had various artists including Anthony B, Bugle, Iba Mahr, I-Octane, Louie Culture just to name a few on it and made their name relevant in Jamaican music.
Hungry Lion Records produced in more recent times one of Chronic Law hit “MI Remember”
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Tell us a bit about your new song, “Mi Remember,” with Chronic Law.
This track is quite special to us due to the fact that it is one of the first tracks to be recorded at our newly built studio in Port Antonio and to be released under the label.
We haven’t released any songs in quite some time so we are really anticipating getting this track to the public.
The instrumental was also made at that location unlike most of our previous projects.
This song is basically highlighting the transition period for Chronic Law between the challenging past and the bright future that is to come.
He clearly expresses in his delivery the hardship he has been facing and the journey he took just to reach where he is at this current stage.
The message will definitely have an impact on its listeners because at some point in time we can all rela
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Can you describe your musical style, and how it is unique?
Hungry Lion Records basically produces Reggae & dancehall which sometimes might have a fusion of both.
We try to be as diverse as much as possible with creating our instrumentals which might be a solid One Drop or even a subtle dancehall riddim.
We’ve worked with several established musicians on most of our projects at Tuff Gong.
At the end of the day, it’s the type of message that we send out which is always positive.
What makes our style unique is our ability to exercise patience with our productions.
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Do you have any new projects with specific artists or producers that you’d like to mention?
