BERES THEY GONNA TALK RIDDIM produced by HARMONY HOUSE PRODUCTIONS 2001
Beres They Gonna Talk Overview
The rocksteady flow on this 2001 reggae riddim started in the studio with a strong focus on live instruments and deep rhythms. Musicians and singers worked together to create a sound that felt both old-school and fresh. The beats were built up with real drums, bass, and guitars, giving the songs a warm, soulful feeling. HARMONY HOUSE PRODUCTIONS led the project. This label is known for its roots in Jamaican reggae and is run by Beres Hammond himself. Over the years, Harmony House has released many popular reggae tracks and helped keep the genre’s classic sound alive. On this riddim, Anthony B brought his energy with the song “Good Life.” Anthony B is famous for his powerful voice and lyrics, and he has had success with songs like “Raid Di Barn.” Beres Hammond, a legend in reggae, sang “They Gonna Talk.” Beres Hammond is known for his smooth voice and has been nominated for a Grammy Award. Half Pint gave us “Just Be Good.” Half Pint is respected for his classic hit “Greetings” and has influenced many reggae and dancehall artists. Saba performed “No Woman No Cry Riddim - More Love,” bringing a heartfelt touch. Tony Curtis sang “Jah I Thank You,” adding his own soulful style. All these artists helped keep reggae’s message strong in 2001, showing how the music could stay true to its roots and still feel new.
Beres They Gonna Talk Tracklist:
- Anthony B – Good Life
- Beres Hammond – They Gonna Talk
- Half Pint – Just Be Good
- Saba – No Woman No Cry Riddim – More Love
- Tony Curtis – Jah I Thank You
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