BATTLEFIELD RIDDIM produced by TUFF RIDDIM RECORDS 2005
Battlefield Overview
The Battlefield Riddim is remembered today as a powerful reggae track base from 2005 that showcased the genre's vibrant energy and cultural depth. This riddim provided a platform for emerging and established artists to deliver compelling performances. Unknown contributed with tracks like "Stronger" and "Fire Sparks," while Bushman brought his soulful touch with "You Got Me." Jah Cure teamed up with Capleton for the dynamic "Guide & Shield," and Capleton also shone individually on the same track. Lymie Murray's "Yadding Away" added to the rich tapestry of the compilation. Jah Cure, known for his hit "Longing For," and Capleton, a key figure in reggae known for songs like "Jah Jah City," brought their unique styles to the riddim. Their collaboration on "Guide & Shield" highlighted the blend of Jah Cure's smooth vocals with Capleton's fiery delivery. Bushman, celebrated for his album "Nyah Man Chant," contributed his distinctive voice, further enriching the collection. The riddim was crafted by TUFF RIDDIM RECORDS, a label known for its dedication to authentic reggae sounds. With a history of producing tracks that resonate with reggae fans worldwide, TUFF RIDDIM RECORDS ensured the Battlefield Riddim had a meditative flow that connected with listeners both on playlists and sound systems. In 2005, the Battlefield Riddim carried reggae's message of resilience and unity, with each artist adding their voice to the vibrant musical landscape. This compilation remains a testament to the enduring power of reggae music.
Battlefield Tracklist:
- Unknown – Stronger
- Unknown – Fire Sparks
- Bushman – You Got Me
- Jah Cure Ft Capleton – Guide & Shield
- Lymie Murray – Yadding Away
- Mikey General – Looking Away Out
- Turbulence – Don’t Waste My Time
- Version – Battlefield Riddim
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