ASHOIL RIDDIM produced by FAT EYES RECORDS 2004
Ashoil Overview
In 2004, the reggae landscape was electrified by the release of the Ashoil Riddim, a standout production that set a high bar for riddims of its time. At the heart of this creation was the sound architect, whose skillful crafting of the one drop base laid down a rhythmic foundation that resonated with the genre's roots. This riddim was brought to life under the guidance of FAT EYES RECORDS, a label known for its influential role in the reggae and dancehall scene. FAT EYES RECORDS has been recognized for its dynamic productions and for nurturing talent across the reggae spectrum. The Ashoil Riddim became a cultural platform for several artists, providing them with a powerful canvas to showcase their talents. Anthony B delivered an impactful performance with "Bad Fi Who," highlighting his ability to merge lyrical depth with energetic delivery. Meanwhile, the duo of Luciano and Nadine Sutherland captivated listeners with "Love Is The Future," a track that combined their soulful voices to create a timeless anthem. Nikki Tukker’s "Sweet Summer" added a refreshing vibe to the lineup, while Ronnie Twaites contributed with "Love Of A Lifetime," displaying his emotive vocal style. Tanya Stephens, known for her sharp lyrical prowess, brought the party vibe with "Party Tonight," further cementing her status as a standout artist in the genre. The Ashoil Riddim, with its bass-heavy production and vibrant energy, remains an enduring echo of 2004, a testament to the collaborative spirit and creative prowess of FAT EYES RECORDS and its artists.
Ashoil Tracklist:
- Anthony B – Bad Fi Who
- Luciano And Nadine Sutherland – Love Is The Future
- Nikki Tukker – Sweet Summer
- Ronnie Twaites – Love Of A Lifetime
- Tanya Stephens – Party Tonight (Edit)
- Tanya Stephens – Party Tonight (Raw)
- Turbulence – World To Me
- Version – Ashoil Riddim
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