BLACK HEART RIDDIM produced by BLACK ARROW RECORDS 2003
Black Heart Overview
The one drop bass of the Black Heart Riddim is still celebrated today for its deep, rhythmic pulse that captures the essence of reggae. Released in 2003, this dub riddim brought roots vibes to the forefront of the reggae scene. Al Campbell, known for his hit song "Love From A Distance," lent his smooth vocals to this riddim, adding depth and emotion. His contribution is a testament to his enduring influence in reggae music. Don Campbell, with his track "Beverley," also graced the Black Heart Riddim. Known for his soulful voice and heartfelt lyrics, Don Campbell has been a staple in the reggae genre, contributing to its rich tapestry. Lorna Asha's "Stop This Rain" brought a powerful message and vocal strength to the riddim, further cementing its place in reggae history. Vivian Jones, with "No Bad Memories," added his unique style, known for its reflective and positive themes, making the riddim a well-rounded collection of reggae artistry. The production of this riddim was helmed by BLACK ARROW RECORDS, a label known for its dedication to the roots and culture of reggae music. BLACK ARROW RECORDS has been influential in maintaining the rebel spirit of reggae, consistently delivering authentic sounds that resonate with listeners worldwide. Their work on the Black Heart Riddim is a prime example of their commitment to quality and cultural significance. The Black Heart Riddim remains a standout release from 2003, celebrated for its seamless flow and timeless appeal in reggae sets and playlists.
Black Heart Tracklist:
- Al Campbell – Love From A Distance
- Don Campbell – Beverley
- Lorna Asha – Stop This Rain
- Vivian Jones – No Bad Memories
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