BIG SHIP ON THE BUMP RIDDIM produced by BIG SHIP RECORDS 2004
Big Ship On The Bump Overview
In 2004, the reggae scene was graced with the vibrant "Big Ship On The Bump Riddim," a project that quickly found its way into reggae playlists everywhere. Produced by Big Ship Records, a label known for its significant contributions to reggae and dancehall music, this riddim showcases the power of collaboration among some of reggae's notable artists. Big Ship Records, founded by the legendary Freddie McGregor, has been a cornerstone in the reggae industry, producing numerous hits and nurturing talents across the globe. With "Big Ship On The Bump Riddim," the label once again demonstrated its knack for creating music that resonates both on the dancefloor and in deep, reflective listening sessions. The project features a stellar lineup of artists who each bring their unique flair to the riddim. Big Youth, a pioneer in the reggae genre, delivers "Bumpy Road," adding his distinctive voice and style that has been celebrated since his early hits in the 1970s. Freddie McGregor, a reggae icon with a career spanning decades and known for classics like "Just Don't Want to Be Lonely," offers "Things A Come Up To Bump," a track that showcases his enduring vocal prowess and lyrical depth. Nobert Clarke contributes with "Say Goodbye To Love," enriching the project with heartfelt emotion and sincerity. Meanwhile, the track "Version — Big Ship On The Bump Riddim" ties the project together, highlighting the seamless production and rhythmic cohesion that Big Ship Records is renowned for. Together, these artists and the label created a cultural work in 2004 that not only topped charts but also became an anthem across islands, demonstrating the timeless appeal and collaborative spirit of reggae music.
Big Ship On The Bump Tracklist:
- Big Youth – Bumpy Road
- Freddie Mcgregor – Things A Come Up To Bump
- Nobert Clarke – Say Goodbye To Love
- Version – Big Ship On The Bump Riddim
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