BOOK OF LOVE RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2005
Book Of Love Overview
In the vibrant world of reggae, the Book Of Love Riddim emerged in 2005 as a rhythm that captured the essence of roots music. Crafted by the producer known as VARIOUS ARTISTS, this riddim became a staple in roots sessions, reverberating with rich beats and a joyful spirit. Known for their ability to curate powerful reggae compilations, VARIOUS ARTISTS has a history of producing influential tracks that resonate globally. The journey of the Book Of Love Riddim began in the studio, where the skilled dub engineer meticulously crafted the sound, ensuring each beat carried the meditative flow that defines reggae. The riddim provided a solid foundation for a lineup of talented artists, each bringing their unique voice to the project. Anthony B delivered a powerful performance with "Make Bob A National Hero," a track that echoed his call for recognition of reggae legend Bob Marley. Known for his energetic style and impactful lyrics, Anthony B has been a prominent figure in reggae, with hits like "Raid The Barn" marking his career. Chrisinti added depth with "Strength Of The Bingi Man," showcasing his soulful voice and spiritual themes. Meanwhile, George Nooks, renowned for his hit "Tribal War," brought his smooth vocals to "Book Of Rules," adding a classic touch to the riddim. Norris Man's contribution, "No One Cares," and Vengance's "Jah Love Sweet" rounded out the collection, each track enhancing the riddim's message of unity and love. Together, these artists and their songs ensured the Book Of Love Riddim left a lasting impact on the reggae scene, carrying forward its timeless message.
Book Of Love Tracklist:
- Anthony B – Make Bob A National Hero
- Chrisinti – Strength Of The Bingi Man
- George Nooks – Book Of Rules
- Norris Man – No One Cares
- Vengance – Jah Love Sweet
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