BOOTLEG RIDDIM produced by SPIDERMAN 2005
Bootleg Overview
The Bootleg Riddim was brought to life by the creative minds at the label, which has played a significant role in shaping reggae music's landscape. This vibrant reggae set quickly found its place in playlists, resonating with listeners who appreciate the roots and grooves of reggae. Central to this release are artists like Baddingo Michigan, whose track "None A Dem" captures the essence of reggae's rebellious spirit. Glen Washington, known for his soulful voice and hits like "The Feeling Is Right," adds depth with his contribution. L Brown & Fiona deliver a heartfelt performance with "The Way," showcasing their unique blend of harmonies. Lutan Fyah, well-regarded for his conscious lyrics and powerful delivery, brings his track "I Am So Lost" to the mix, adding a thoughtful dimension. Pampi Judah's "Serious Time" reflects the serious yet uplifting nature of reggae music. Each artist brings their own flavor, creating a rich tapestry of sounds and messages. The mastermind behind this project is the producer SPIDERMAN, known for his ability to craft engaging and memorable reggae riddims. His work has been instrumental in popularizing reggae rhythms that echo the spirit of 2005 roots reggae. With a keen ear for what makes a track resonate, SPIDERMAN's influence is evident throughout the Bootleg Riddim. Together, these elements create a reggae set that not only captures the essence of 2005 but also continues to make waves in the reggae community. The Bootleg Riddim is a celebration of reggae's enduring appeal, offering laidback vibes and infectious grooves that invite listeners to experience the joy and depth of this beloved genre.
Bootleg Tracklist:
- Baddingo Michigan – None A Dem
- Glen Washington – The Feeling Is Right
- L Brown & Fiona – The Way
- Lutan Fyah – I Am So Lost
- Pampi Judah – Serious Time
- Version – Bootleg Riddim
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