BIG FEET RIDDIM produced by PARISH RECORDS 2001
Big Feet Overview
In 2001, reggae music saw a strong focus on its roots. Many artists and producers wanted to bring back the classic sound that first made reggae powerful. The Big Feet Riddim was one of the projects that captured this spirit. It offered deep, vintage melodies and a laid-back feeling that spoke to fans of traditional reggae. The arranger played a big role in shaping the sound of this riddim. By choosing classic instruments and rhythms, the arranger made sure the music stayed true to reggae’s early days. This helped the project stand out during a time when many styles were changing. PARISH RECORDS produced this release. The label is known for supporting roots reggae and helping new talent grow. PARISH RECORDS has a history of releasing music that respects reggae’s traditions while also reaching new listeners. Their work has been praised for keeping reggae’s message alive. Two key artists featured on the riddim were Champagne and Everton Chambers. Champagne brought a smooth style to the track "Don't Break My Heart," a song that shows his unique voice. Everton Chambers contributed the song "Stay With Me." Both artists are respected for their work in reggae and have helped keep the roots sound popular. This project was important for reggae in 2001. It helped remind listeners of the music’s roots, while also sounding fresh and current.
Big Feet Tracklist:
- Champagne – Don’t Break My Heart
- Everton Chambers – Stay With Me
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