BLACK WOMAN RIDDIM produced by BIG STONE PRODUCTIONS 2005
Black Woman Overview
In 2005, the reggae scene welcomed a vibrant addition with the release of the Black Woman Riddim, a project that paid homage to the classic reggae rhythms while embracing the fresh energy of the era. This riddim, crafted by the adept hands of BIG STONE PRODUCTIONS, was a testament to their commitment to keeping roots reggae alive and thriving. Known for their knack for blending traditional sounds with modern flair, BIG STONE PRODUCTIONS had already made waves in the reggae world with their ability to produce hits that resonated with both old-school enthusiasts and new listeners. The journey of the Black Woman Riddim began in the studio, where the rocksteady flow was meticulously crafted to provide a solid foundation for singers and deejays alike. The dub engineer played a crucial role in shaping the riddim's sound, ensuring that each note and beat carried the essence of roots reggae. Their expertise allowed the melodic progression to shine, creating a lively soundscape that was both vivid and engaging. At the forefront of this riddim were George Nooks and Torch, two artists who brought their unique voices to the project. George Nooks, known for his hit "Everymans Right," delivered a smooth performance that highlighted his seasoned vocal skills. Torch, with his track "Black Woman," added a fresh yet authentic touch to the riddim, showcasing his ability to connect with listeners through heartfelt lyrics and a captivating delivery. Together, these elements made the Black Woman Riddim a standout release in 2005, primed for both radio spins and sound system sets, and a favorite among selectors.
Black Woman Tracklist:
- George Nooks – Everymans Right
- Torch – Black Woman
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