AIRBORNE RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2004
Airborne Overview
In 2004, reggae music was buzzing with vibrant energy, and the Airborne Riddim captured that perfectly. This riddim fit right into the scene, bringing together artists who showcased the roots reggae vibes that fans loved. The dub engineer played a crucial role in shaping the sound, adding layers that made the tracks stand out with a smooth, deep energy. The producer, known as VARIOUS ARTISTS, brought together a diverse group of musicians to create this project. While not a single entity, this collective approach allowed for a wide range of influences and styles to blend seamlessly into the riddim. VARIOUS ARTISTS have been part of many successful projects, contributing to the rich tapestry of reggae music over the years. Among the standout tracks, Avetha's "Don't Touch" is a fan favorite, known for its catchy rhythm and soulful delivery. Blaxx Feat. Kernal Roberts brought "Whole Nite" to life with an infectious energy that made it a staple in reggae playlists. Kernal Roberts, who also contributed to "Whole Nite," is known for his dynamic performances and has been a key figure in the Caribbean music scene. Cyborg delivered "Punnany Real Good," a track that resonated with audiences for its bold and lively style. Diamond's "Ole Time Ting" took listeners back to the roots, celebrating the traditional sounds that define reggae. Each artist added their unique touch, making the Airborne Riddim a memorable part of reggae history in 2004. Even today, it remains a cherished piece of the genre's rich legacy.
Airborne Tracklist:
- Airborne Riddim – Instrumental
- Avetha – Don’t Touch
- Blaxx Feat. Kernal Roberts – Whole Nite
- Cyborg – Punnany Real Good
- Diamond – Ole Time Ting
- Kv Charles – Ah Like That
- Meggy & Diamond – On Jouvert Mornin
- Micheal Riddim – Hold On To Yuh Daughter
- Mr Blue – Airborne Tabla Mix
- Nicky & Connector – Make Up Or Break Up
- Nikeisha Tossaint – Sticking
- Queen Sharona – Soca Time Is Mine
- Raddford Ettine – Always Love You
- Shadrock – Soca Fever