BAD MIND RIDDIM produced by POSITIVE STAR PROMOTION 2004
Bad Mind Overview
In 2004, the reggae scene was alive with vibrant energy, and the Bad Mind Riddim stood out as a defining piece of that era. Produced by POSITIVE STAR PROMOTION, a label known for its dedication to authentic reggae sounds, this riddim captured the essence of roots reggae with its deep bass lines and reflective melodies. POSITIVE STAR PROMOTION has been instrumental in bringing forward some of the most resonant reggae sounds, consistently supporting artists who embody the roots spirit. The Bad Mind Riddim featured notable artists who each brought their unique touch to the project. Abijah contributed "In My Heart," a track that showcased his soulful voice and positive lyrics. Abijah, known for his uplifting messages, has been a staple in the reggae community, often celebrated for his conscious themes. Jah Mason's "Even When The Wind Blow" added another layer to the riddim with his distinctive vocal style. Jah Mason has been a significant figure in reggae, known for his energetic performances and hits like "My Princess Gone," which have solidified his place in the genre. Luciano, often referred to as "The Messenger," delivered "Just A Little Bit Of," a track that highlighted his smooth vocals and lyrical depth. Luciano is renowned for his contributions to reggae music, with numerous albums and awards to his name, making him a beloved figure in the roots scene. The riddim also included a Version track, "Bad Mind Riddim," which allowed listeners to appreciate the instrumental craftsmanship. Together, these tracks made the Bad Mind Riddim a staple in roots sessions, remembered as a powerful representation of reggae's strength in 2004.
Bad Mind Tracklist:
- Abijah – In My Heart
- Jah Mason – Even When The Wind Blow
- Luciano – Just A Little Bit Of
- Version – Bad Mind Riddim
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