TALK ABOUT IT RIDDIM produced by REGGAE VIBES 2005
Talk About It Tracklist:
- Beres Hammond – Talk About It
- Cecile – Easy Come
- Christopher – Everyday A Youth Die
- Donna V – Press On
- Eva Sparks – Musical War
- Ginjah – Missa Man Deh
- Isha & Baby Wayne – Leaving You
- Isha – Early Monday Morning
- Jah Mason – All I Can See
- Marlon Stewart – What You Gonna Do
- Nico – Mankind
- Prince Theo – Free My Nation
- Rally Bop – When It Rough
- Ras Shiloh And Simple Man – People To Be Free
- Talk About It – Version
- Tanto Metro & Devonte – Nah Go Stray
- Yami Bolo – Possible
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Talk About It Overview
In 2005, the reggae scene was buzzing with the release of the "Talk About It Riddim," featuring a stellar lineup of artists. Beres Hammond, known for his iconic hit "Rockaway," lent his soulful voice to "Talk About It." Cecile, who gained fame with her song "Can You Do the Work" featuring Sean Paul, brought her unique style to "Easy Come." Christopher delivered a powerful message with "Everyday A Youth Die," while Donna V inspired listeners with "Press On." Ginjah added his distinct touch with "Missa Man Deh." The riddim also showcased talent from Isha & Baby Wayne with "Leaving You," Isha's solo "Early Monday Morning," Jah Mason's "All I Can See," Marlon Stewart's "What You Gonna Do," and Nico's "Mankind." Each track contributed to the vibrant tapestry of the riddim, highlighting the depth and diversity of reggae music at the time. The roots instrumental of the "Talk About It Riddim" was crafted by REGGAE VIBES, a production team known for their dedication to authentic reggae sounds. REGGAE VIBES has been influential in the reggae community, producing numerous hits that capture the essence of the genre. Their work on this riddim was no exception, as they skillfully layered vocal harmonies and rhythms to create a cohesive and engaging listening experience. This cultural recording from 2005 remains a significant drop in reggae history, showcasing the talent and energy of the artists involved. Its impact is still felt today, as the riddim continues to resonate with audiences around the world.