OLDIES SUNDAY: Louie Culture – Ganga Lee (1994)

Time is such a crazy concept. Songs that you remember just hearing, are now up in age. Well, if it wasn’t for time, we wouldn’t have “Oldies Sunday“. Today, we go back in time to check out Louie Culture’s “Ganga Lee“.

Produced by Stone Love Movement and released through Father Pow/Stone Love in 1994, Louie Culture emphasized the importance of being free to be in, “Ganga Lee”. When you are not burdened by corruption, not locked behind bars, not succumbing to societal norms, and strong in faith, you are greater than ever. For that, Louie dubs himself a Ganga Lee, a Gangsta Lee, and everyone will see and know that. Released on the “Shank I Sheck Riddim“, “Ganga Lee” quickly became a hit for the Deejay, and made significant moves on local charts, and made appearances on the International market. The single would appear on Culture’s album of the same name in 1994, and was even given a Hip Hop remix which appeared on the album.

Since the release of “Ganga Lee”, Louie Culture continued to release more music, and got more recognition on the International market thanks to securing more hits. “Ganga Lee” remains his biggest hit.