BIG STONE RIDDIM produced by SKY RECORDZ 2005
Big Stone Overview
The reggae rhythm project captures the essence of 2005 roots reggae, offering a laidback yet dancefloor-ready vibe. Its rhythm is a smooth blend of traditional reggae sounds, creating an engaging atmosphere that resonates with both casual listeners and reggae enthusiasts. George Nooks delivers his track "Angel" with his characteristic soulful voice, reminding fans of his enduring presence in the reggae scene. Known for his hit "God is Standing By," Nooks continues to captivate audiences with his heartfelt performances. Jah Mason, on the other hand, brings "Round And Round" to life with his distinctive vocal style, a testament to his ability to infuse energy into every track. Kamma U adds depth with "Lambs Bread," showcasing his unique take on reggae traditions. Meanwhile, King Fresh's "Myself And I - Accapella" provides a raw and stripped-down experience, highlighting his vocal prowess. Little Hero contributes "The Only Solution," a track that echoes his consistent message of hope and resilience. The role of the dub engineer is crucial in this project, as they expertly balance the elements of each track, ensuring a cohesive sound that stays true to the reggae roots. SKY RECORDZ, the producer behind the project, is known for its dedication to authentic reggae music. With a history of producing notable works that have gained significant streams, SKY RECORDZ continues to impact the reggae landscape. Their commitment to quality production is evident in this project, which remains a favorite on sound systems, capturing the spirit of 2005 roots reggae while appealing to a wide audience.
Big Stone Tracklist:
- George Nooks – Angel
- Jah Mason – Round And Round
- Kamma U – Lambs Bread
- King Fresh – Myself And I – Accapella
- Little Hero – The Only Solution
- Shuggo Banton – Clown A Town
- Super Blacks – Question Time
- Turbulence – Respect Di I
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