ANGEL RIDDIM produced by BLACK SCORPIO 2001
Angel Overview
The Angel Riddim album from 2001 brings a classic roots reggae sound, full of deep bass and warm, earthy vibes. The riddim flows smoothly from start to finish, capturing the spirit of early 2000s reggae. Each track has a strong island feel, perfect for fans who enjoy traditional reggae rhythms. The collection features some of reggae’s most respected voices. Luciano & Selah join together on “I Will Survive,” delivering uplifting lyrics over the rich riddim. Luciano is well-known for his powerful voice and his hit song “Sweep Over My Soul,” released in 1999. Capleton appears twice, first with the energetic “Gwaan Fight Them” and again on “Praises To The King.” Capleton is famous for his fiery style and for albums like “More Fire,” which reached the Billboard Reggae Albums chart in 2000. Tony Rebel brings his conscious lyrics to “Nuh Nuh No,” reminding listeners of his role as a leading figure in roots reggae since the 1990s. Mikey General’s “Master Of My Destiny” adds a spiritual touch, while Prestige honors women with “Black Woman Of The Earth.” The album closes with “Angel Riddim Version” by Black Scorpio Music, letting the riddim shine on its own. The producer behind this project is BLACK SCORPIO, one of Jamaica’s legendary sound architects. Founded by Maurice “Jack Scorpio” Johnson, Black Scorpio has been a key label since the 1980s, working with artists like Dennis Brown and Buju Banton.
Angel Tracklist:
- Luciano & Selah – I Will Survive
- Capleton – Gwaan Fight Them
- Tony Rebel – Nuh Nuh No
- Mikey General – Master Of My Destiny
- Prestige – Black Woman Of The Earth
- Capleton – Praises To The King
- Black Scorpio Music – Angel Riddim Version
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