ANGELLA RIDDIM produced by HARMODIO 2005
Angella Overview
The Angella Riddim is fondly remembered today as a significant cultural work from 2005. This reggae rhythm project brought a fresh and vibrant energy to the scene, leaving a lasting impression on fans and artists alike. It is celebrated for its roots vibes and the way it resonated with both dancefloors and individual listeners. Among the artists who contributed to this iconic project were Donkini, who delivered the track "Angella," and Editor And Ingel Chanta with "Its Alright." Krazy 5ive made waves with "Bad Man," adding to the riddim's diverse appeal. Patrick Irie's "Care For The Children" and Sizzla's "Better Way Out" further enriched the compilation, showcasing their unique styles. Sizzla, in particular, is known for his prolific career, which includes numerous chart-topping hits and collaborations that have cemented his place in reggae history. The Angella Riddim also featured tracks like "Jah Is Merciful" by Spanner Banner and "Hate Us So" by Turbulence, each adding depth to the compilation. The Version of the Angella Riddim itself captured the essence of the project, while Willin's "Fren Enemy" rounded out the lineup with its engaging beat. At the helm of this project was the producer HARMODIO, whose guidance was crucial in shaping the riddim's uplifting vibes. Known for his work in the reggae music scene, HARMODIO has been involved in several successful projects, contributing to his reputation as a skilled and influential producer. Overall, the Angella Riddim remains a cherished piece of reggae history, remembered for its powerful rhythms and the talented artists who brought it to life.
Angella Tracklist:
- Donkini – Angella
- Editor And Ingel Chanta – Its Alright
- Krazy 5ive – Bad Man
- Patrick Irie – Care For The Children
- Sizzla – Better Way Out
- Spanner Banner – Jah Is Merciful
- Turbulence – Hate Us So
- Version – Angella Riddim (Harmodio)
- Willin – Fren Enemy
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