Question And Answer Riddim – Black Street

QUESTION AND ANSWER RIDDIM produced by BLACK STREET 2016

Question And Answer Overview

In 2016, producer BLACK STREET brought new energy to reggae with the release of a powerful dub riddim. Known for his work in the reggae and dancehall scene, BLACK STREET has helped shape the sound of modern Jamaican music. His productions often feature strong horn sections and deep bass, making his tracks stand out in the genre. This riddim gathered a mix of talented artists, each adding their own style. Black Blunt delivered the song "Better Tomorrow," bringing hope and positive vibes. Charly Black, who is famous for his international hit "Gyal You a Party Animal," contributed "Miss You," showing his smooth vocals and emotional depth. Gianna’s "Your Love Is Amazing" added a sweet, melodic touch to the project. Jah Vinci, known for his work with Vybz Kartel and his solo success, performed "Inna Mi Arms," a heartfelt song that connects with many reggae fans. Kimmy’s "Part Time Lover" explored the ups and downs of love, adding a different perspective to the riddim. Other artists also made strong contributions. Lukie D sang "What’s Going On," Easy gave listeners "My Special Girl," Patcha Blacks performed "Pretty Lady," and Pressure Buss Pipe, who is respected for his song "Love and Affection," brought "Jah Go Before Me" to the mix. The dub version of this riddim is remembered as a highlight of 2016. It showed the depth and creativity of reggae, bringing together different voices and styles. The project remains a favorite for fans who love real reggae and dub music.

Question And Answer Tracklist:

1. Black Blunt – Better Tomorrow
2. Charly Black – Miss You
3. Gianna – Your Love Is Amazing
4. Jah Vinci – Inna Mi Arms
5. Kimmy – Part Time Lover
6. Lukie D – What’s Going On
7. Easy – My Special Girl
8. Patcha Blacks – Pretty Lady
9. Pressure Buss Pipe – Jah Go Before Me
10. Question & Answer Riddim Version

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