BOBBY BABYLON RIDDIM produced by CRONICK MUSIC 2005
Bobby Babylon Overview
When the dub release featuring the Bobby Babylon Riddim hit the scene in 2005, reggae fans were quick to embrace its rich melodies and smooth vibes. The riddim provided a vibrant platform for young singers, blending depth with accessibility. Under the production of CRONICK MUSIC, known for its dedication to authentic reggae sounds, the release struck a chord with listeners who appreciated its heavy basslines and romantic undertones. Artists like Bunny General, with his tracks "Caan Play We" and "Death Anthem," brought a commanding presence to the riddim. Bunny General is well-regarded in the reggae community for his influential style and has been a staple in the genre for years. Duckman and Little Harry contributed "Sound War," showcasing their dynamic collaboration and adding a layer of intensity to the release. Hopeton James, known for his hit "Number One Sound," added his soulful touch, further enriching the riddim's appeal. King Kandi and Rim Head's "Run Soundboy" and Malibu and Sketelina's "The Killing" also stood out, each bringing unique energy and style. CRONICK MUSIC played a crucial role in shaping the release, ensuring that the production maintained a balance between modern appeal and the roots of reggae. The label has a reputation for nurturing talent and creating music that resonates with both new and seasoned listeners. The Bobby Babylon Riddim continues to echo the vibrant sounds of 2005, reminding fans of the cultural platform it provided for emerging artists and its lasting impact on the reggae scene.
Bobby Babylon Tracklist:
- Bunny General – Caan Play We
- Bunny General – Death Anthem (Accapella)
- Duckman And Little Harry – Sound War
- Hopeton James – Number One Sound
- King Kandi And Rim Head – Run Soundboy
- Malibu And Sketelina – The Killing
- Pad Anthony – Kill Big Sound
- Quench Aid – Sound Boy Cry
- Robert Levy – Bad Man Sound
- Roland Burrel – Sound Dead Now
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