Stranjah Miller and Street Rockaz come back AGAIN!!!!
Here comes our brand-new Roots Reggae issue with the big and bad Jamaican artist Stranjah Miller.
If you like strong and heavy reggae riddims, sure you will enjoy that brand new tune.
Riddim was created by the Street Rockaz Family crew in Paris.
Stranjah is the first release of the forthcoming riddim called also “Ruffa Than Dem”.
The project of the French Label will feature strong and talented artists like Ilements, Jah Mason and Ajahfyah.
So Massives, stay focused and hope you will appreciate!!!
More Love and Respect
Street Rockaz Family
Available on digital format
iTunes, Apple Music, Deezer, Spotify,…
Music : Street Rockaz Family
Mix: Street Rockaz Family
Mastering: Capitaine Mastering
Distribution: Believe Music
Format: Digital
Photo : LH Visual
Artwork : Tidouz
Release date : 10th December
Label : Street Rockaz family streetrockazfamily@gmail.com
& Zion High Music j.fillot@outlook.fr
Promotion : Musical Impact musical.impact@hotmail.com
Stranjah Miller born Desmond Anthony Miller on December 18 1985, in the parish of Clarendon, Jamaica. He went to live in Kingston after finishing school in clarendon. At the age of 14 Stranjah was passionate about reggae music, and always want to become and recording artist or been involve some musical field.
At 23 Stranjah started out producing and composing Instrumentals for himself and young artists in his community. Stranjah’s influences include some of his favorite artiste such as Capleton, Sizzla, Jah Mason, Anthony B & many various inspirational musicians.
To date Stranjah Miller has recorded a series of singles, including his big song (Kingston Town) that give huge buzz across Europe.
Stranjah’s collaboration with the French Label STREET ROCKAZ FAMILY began few times ago with the release of the big tune “SAILING” on the same named riddim wich features big artists like Pinchers and Ilements.
TK RIDDIM, with the massive tune “ISRAELITES”, is their second collaboration. Big artists like Anthony B, Mr Williamz and Ilements appears on this huge reggae hip-hop riddim.
