A LITTLE BIT OF EVERYTHING RIDDIM produced by KICKIN PRODUCTIONS 2000
A Little Bit Of Everything Overview
The A Little Bit Of Everything Riddim stands out as a roots reggae instrumental from 1998. The rhythm has a warm, classic feel with steady drum patterns and deep basslines. Its simple yet powerful groove creates a strong foundation, giving artists space to deliver meaningful lyrics. The sound is unmistakably roots, carrying the spirit of reggae’s golden era. Several respected artists brought their voices to this riddim. George Nooks delivers “Children Of Israel” with the soulful style he is known for. Nooks is celebrated for his hit “God Is Standing By,” which helped him reach new audiences in the 2000s. Little Bit Of Everything offers the “Version,” adding a pure instrumental take that highlights the riddim’s strength. Luciano’s “Good Over Evil” stands out with his uplifting message. Luciano, sometimes called “The Messenjah,” is known for albums like “Where There Is Life,” which brought him international attention in 1995. Major Christie contributes “Heartbreak Hotel,” and Mikey General’s “Leave It To Your Heart” brings a positive, conscious vibe. Each artist’s style fits naturally with the rootsy instrumental, making the collection feel unified. The role of the roots selector is key in reggae, choosing the right riddim and artists to create a memorable project. KICKIN PRODUCTIONS produced this collection, known for their work with reggae and dancehall artists through the 1990s and early 2000s. Their focus on uplifting messages and authentic sounds helped keep roots reggae alive during a time when dancehall was rising.
A Little Bit Of Everything Tracklist:
- George Nooks – Children Of Israel
- Little Bit Of Everything – Version
- Luciano – Good Over Evil
- Major Christie – Heartbreak Hotel
- Mikey General – Leave It To Your Heart
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