BIG NAIL RIDDIM produced by BIG NAIL MUSIC 2005
Big Nail Overview
In 2005, a special dub cut of the Big Nail Riddim was crafted in the studio, bringing a fresh yet classic reggae sound to life. The sound architect behind this project focused on echoing the traditional reggae vibes of the era, ensuring that each beat and melody resonated with authenticity and depth. Under the guidance of BIG NAIL MUSIC, a label known for its dedication to roots reggae, the riddim was carefully structured to maintain a timeless feel. The label has a reputation for producing music that stays true to reggae's cultural roots, making significant contributions to the genre. This project featured several notable artists, each bringing their unique style to the riddim. Anthony Que delivered a powerful performance with "Jah Warn Wee," showcasing his ability to blend soulful vocals with meaningful lyrics. Lorna Asher's "Proud Blackwoman" celebrated strength and identity, resonating deeply with listeners. Mikey General, known for his collaboration with Luciano on the hit song "Jah Make It Possible," added his distinct voice to "Silver & Gold," a track that highlights his smooth vocal delivery and positive messages. Sandeeno, with his song "To Much Tv," provided a critical look at media consumption, adding a thoughtful layer to the riddim's offerings. Together, these artists and the creative direction of BIG NAIL MUSIC ensured that the Big Nail Riddim was more than just a collection of songs. It was a celebration of reggae's roots, keeping the spirit of the genre alive and vibrant in 2005.
Big Nail Tracklist:
- Anthony Que – Jah Warn Wee
- Lorna Asher – Proud Blackwoman
- Mikey General – Silver & Gold
- Sandeeno – To Much Tv
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