BANG BANG RIDDIM produced by IN THE STREETZ RECORDS 2004
Bang Bang Overview
In 2004, IN THE STREETZ RECORDS made a significant mark on the reggae scene with the release of the Bang Bang Riddim. Known for its bass-heavy melodies and energetic vibe, this riddim became a standout in the genre. The label, recognized for its influence in reggae and dancehall music, brought together a diverse lineup of artists to showcase the riddim's versatility. George Nooks contributed his track "Oh Cassandra," adding a soulful touch that resonated with fans. Nooks, celebrated for his smooth vocal style, has been a staple in reggae music, with a career that spans decades. Glen Washington's "None Can Compare" offered a heartfelt performance, further demonstrating his ability to convey deep emotion through music. Washington has long been appreciated for his unique blend of reggae and soul. Luciano, known for his conscious lyrics, delivered "Too Much Passa Passa," addressing social issues with his signature powerful voice. His contribution to reggae is well-documented, with numerous albums and awards highlighting his career. Sizzla, another influential figure in the genre, brought "Everywhere I Go" to the riddim, showcasing his dynamic range and lyrical prowess. The project also featured a Version of the Bang Bang Riddim, emphasizing the instrumental prowess of the production. The dub engineer's work on this track highlighted the riddim's depth and complexity. IN THE STREETZ RECORDS, with its history of producing notable works, ensured that the Bang Bang Riddim became a cultural touchstone in 2004, remembered for its strong reggae roots and enduring appeal.
Bang Bang Tracklist:
- George Nooks – Oh Cassandra
- Glen Washington – None Can Compare
- Luciano – Too Much Passa Passa
- Sizzla – Everywhere I Go
- Version – Bang Bang Riddim
- Vybz Kartel – Eye Deh A Mi Knee
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