AFGHANISTAN RIDDIM produced by JAMMYS RECORDS 2004
Afghanistan Overview
In 2004, the Afghanistan Riddim was crafted in the studio with a focus on creating an energetic and roots-influenced sound. The creative direction was steered by a roots selector who aimed to blend traditional reggae vibes with a fresh, danceable energy. JAMMYS RECORDS, known for its influential role in reggae music, guided the production. The label has a rich history, having been founded by King Jammy, a legendary figure in reggae known for pioneering digital reggae with hits like "Under Me Sleng Teng." The Afghanistan Riddim featured several standout tracks. Coby J & Passenger 57 brought "Gone Away" to life, adding their unique touch to the rhythm. Eddie Vicious & David King delivered "Wake Up," a song that resonated with fans for its lively spirit. David King also teamed up with Rasta Youth for "Got My Money," showcasing his versatility. Fire Bobo contributed "Ugly Man And Bar," adding a distinct flavor to the collection. Michael Rose, known for his time with Black Uhuru and his Grammy-winning contributions, offered "Leff Mi And Gwaan," further cementing his status in the reggae world. Shaka Pow & Keke Flint collaborated on "Under Age," adding another layer of depth to the riddim. The Afghanistan Riddim quickly became a staple in reggae playlists, celebrated for its party vibes and roots authenticity. Fans continue to cherish this riddim as a nostalgic reminder of 2004, when it first captured the hearts of reggae enthusiasts around the globe.
Afghanistan Tracklist:
- Coby J & Passenger 57 – Gone Away
- Eddie Vicious & David King – Wake Up
- Fire Bobo – Ugly Man And Bar
- Michael Rose – Leff Mi And Gwaan
- Rasta Youth & David King – Got My Money
- Shaka Pow & Keke Flint – Under Age