ADDICTED TO MUSIC RIDDIM produced by AL.TA.FA.AN RECORDS 2004
Addicted To Music Overview
The "Addicted To Music Riddim" compilation from 2004 features a collection of tracks that resonate with the essence of reggae. Among them, Chezidek's "Mash Dem Down Again" delivers a powerful message, while Jah Mason's "Hail Di King" exudes a spiritual vibe. Junior Kelly, known for his hit "Love So Nice," contributes "Rack Rack Rack," showcasing his lyrical prowess. Mark Wonder and Lutan Fyah team up for "Still Deh Deh," a track that highlights their harmonious blend. Taffari's "Addicted To Music" captures the riddim's core theme, and the "Version" track offers a pure instrumental experience of the riddim. The artists involved in this project bring their unique styles to the table. Chezidek is celebrated for his conscious lyrics and smooth delivery. Jah Mason, with his strong Rastafarian influence, adds a spiritual depth to his music. Junior Kelly, who gained international recognition with "Love So Nice," continues to captivate audiences with his energetic performances. Mark Wonder and Lutan Fyah's collaboration showcases their ability to create uplifting music that resonates with listeners. The riddim's production is helmed by AL.TA.FA.AN RECORDS, a label known for its dedication to authentic reggae sounds. This label has been instrumental in promoting reggae music globally, working with renowned artists and producing tracks that stay true to the genre's roots. Their work on "Addicted To Music Riddim" exemplifies their commitment to quality and collaboration. In 2004, this recording not only kept the reggae message alive but also celebrated the genre's enduring spirit and unity.
Addicted To Music Tracklist:
- Chezidek – Mash Dem Down Again
- Jah Mason – Hail Di King
- Junior Kelly – Rack Rack Rack
- Mark Wonder & Lutan Fyah – Still Deh Deh
- Taffari – Addicted To Music
- Version – Addicted To Music Riddim
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