BLAZE RIDDIM produced by POW POW PRODUCTIONS 2004
Blaze Overview
In 2004, the Blaze Riddim brought together a collection of tracks that captured the essence of reggae while introducing a fresh, modern twist. This set featured songs like "Trixters" by Amin Brasco, "The System" by Anthony B, and "Still Yet" by Beenie Man. Each track laid vocals over a rhythm that was both meditative and vibrant, carrying the spirit of reggae into the new millennium. Artists like Amin Brasco and Anthony B brought their unique styles to the riddim. Anthony B, known for his hit song "Raid the Barn," has been a powerful voice in reggae, often addressing social and political themes. Beenie Man, the "King of Dancehall," added his flair with "Still Yet," showcasing why he's remained a staple in the genre with hits like "Who Am I (Sim Simma)." Other notable tracks included Brusco's "Sangue," Chuck Fenda's "For My People," and Junior Kelly's "Blaze." Each artist contributed to a riddim that felt both nostalgic and innovative. The backbone of this project was POW POW PRODUCTIONS, a German label known for its dedication to reggae and dancehall. Founded in the 1990s, POW POW PRODUCTIONS has been instrumental in bringing reggae to European audiences, producing numerous successful riddims and collaborating with top artists. Looking back, the Blaze Riddim is often remembered by roots fans for its seamless blend of classic reggae vibes with a contemporary edge, thanks to the skilled hands at POW POW PRODUCTIONS.
Blaze Tracklist:
- Amin Brasco – Trixters
- Anthony B – The System
- Beenie Man – Still Yet
- Brusco – Sangue
- Chuck Fenda – For My People
- Elijah Prophet – Want You Back
- Gentleman – Unconditional Love
- Jah Mason – My Way
- Junior Kelly – Blaze
- Lutan Fyah – Bits & Pieces
- Mark Wonder – Tell It Like It Is
- Murdak – Brighter Days
- Platinum – How I Feel
- Richie Spice – Blood Again (The Way They Living)
- Sean Paul – Calling Out Mi Name
- Tafari – Heaven In Your Eyes
- Tippa Irie – Every Day
- Turbulence – Rest A Show
- Version – Blaze
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