Reggae superstar Richie Spice’s chart topping single Youth Dem Cold has been ranked number 29 on Vibe Magazine’s Best 44 songs of 2007. The announcement was made in the prestigious urban publication’s January 2008 issue.
The mega hit single was produced by Bobby Konders and released on the Studio One classic Truths & Rights rhythm. The outrage and compassion heard on The Fifth Element’s recording artiste single contributed to the track’s success on urban radio stations in the United States.
Youth Dem Cold which is featured on Richie’s most recent album In The Streets to Africa which peaked at number six on Billboard’s Reggae album chart last year. The hit single itself stalled at number 59 on Billboard’s Hot R&B Hip Hop Singles & Tracks chart.
Richie who is gearing up for the release of another album later this year, is currently climbing the charts with the singles World Is a Cycle (which recently hit number one); and A Nuh Me Dat.
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Posted on January 22, 2008 09:35
congratulation richie spice you are truly a great artiste
Posted on January 22, 2008 09:48
richie spice is one of the Rastafarian who don't let down the rasta race the man stick him roots and keep it real, no amount a money could have never let them man deh switch big up richie
Posted on January 22, 2008 10:13
sizzla and anthony b was two of my favourite artist but the man dem change up di thing, anthony b nuh so bad sizzls get out of hand, once when you heard his songs on the radio you could tell that it's chanting of an rasta man dat but now when you hear a sizzla you of to be wondering if it's vybz kartel or mavado di man loose so this is why i have to give so much respect ot richie spice for holding the faith and never vanity the chance to take over his soul
Posted on January 22, 2008 10:46
from look pon richie spice yuh see righteousness richie will change from who he is and him know that him career bigger than singing about under woman richie spice a long time yuh wait fi buss and when you get it you surely mek use of it
Posted on January 22, 2008 16:10
we definitely need more artiste like richie spice he's keeping it as real as it can gets, the only time I was disappointed was when he did that song called brown skin but i know him must regrets doing that song sometimes we should blame this on the record company
Posted on January 23, 2008 10:29
richie spice congratulation at least you show thsoe other nasty rasta that nasty songs don't pass airport, bless up yuh self and continue keeping the music clean
Posted on January 23, 2008 14:49
congrats richie you deserve it and even more
Posted on January 26, 2008 15:31
Ilove and have much respect for Richie Spice. From the first time I heard him until now, I can't get enough. He has showed everyone that you can sing positive lyrics and still make catchy music that people love to hear. And as to "Little miss cutie" above - What is so wrong about the song "Brown skin"? if anything you should be proud that Richie took time to honor his african sisters by letting them know just how beautiful and special they are. In a world where everyone seems to worship light skin women, thank you Richie for keeping it real and making a sister feel special and loved.
May God bless you and yours
Respect.
Posted on August 27, 2008 02:48
Kris Kelli - Kotch around - I have a conscious reggae segment on Saturdays and would like to air this track in the UK. Please send mp3 to ladyloy@googlemail.com. Bless.