BLACK RIDDIM produced by FIREHOUSE CREW 2004
Black Overview
In the studio, the one drop base came together with a focus on capturing the essence of reggae's roots. The musicians aimed to create a sound that felt both timeless and fresh, using the one drop rhythm as a solid foundation. This approach allowed the artists to express their creativity while staying true to reggae's core. The producer, FIREHOUSE CREW, played a crucial role in shaping the music. Known for their deep roots in reggae, they have been influential in the genre for years. FIREHOUSE CREW has a reputation for producing music that honors reggae's rebellious spirit while also appealing to a wide audience. Their work has left a lasting impact on the reggae scene. The artists featured on this set each bring their own unique style. Anthony B, known for his energetic performances, contributes with "Jah Jah Children." His music often addresses social issues, making him a respected voice in reggae. Junior Kelly, another key figure, delivers "Black," showcasing his smooth vocal delivery. Junior Kelly is celebrated for his hit song "Love So Nice," which helped establish his career. Luciano, with his song "Break Down," adds a soulful touch to the collection. He is often referred to as "The Messenger" for his uplifting and spiritual lyrics. Richie Spice rounds out the lineup with "Trouble Deh A Broad," bringing his distinctive vocal style. Richie Spice gained recognition with his hit "Earth A Run Red," solidifying his place in reggae history. Together, these artists and FIREHOUSE CREW created a memorable reggae set in 2004, capturing the spirit of the genre and ensuring its legacy continues.
Black Tracklist:
- Anthony B – Jah Jah Children
- Junior Kelly – Black
- Luciano – Break Down
- Richie Spice – Trouble Deh A Broad