BRASS CLOTH RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2005
Brass Cloth Overview
The "Brass Cloth Riddim" is a reggae rhythm project that emerged in 2005, showcasing the depth and strength of reggae music during that time. This compilation became a cultural platform for young singers to express themselves through roots reggae. Bunji Garlin, known for his energetic soca style, brought a unique flavor to the project with his track "Wild Fire." Bunji Garlin gained international recognition with his hit "Differentology," which won the Soul Train Award for Best International Performance in 2013. His presence on "Brass Cloth Riddim" added a dynamic element that resonated with both reggae and soca fans. Kgb, another key artist on this anthology, contributed the track "Brass Cloth." Their performance was noted for its thoughtful engagement with the soulful beats that defined the riddim. This track helped highlight the versatility of reggae music, blending traditional sounds with modern influences. The production of this anthology was expertly handled by VARIOUS ARTISTS, a producer known for seamless blending of meditative flows. VARIOUS ARTISTS have a history of creating impactful reggae projects that resonate on playlists and sound systems alike. Their work on "Brass Cloth Riddim" was no exception, showcasing their ability to bring together diverse talents under one cohesive sound. Behind the scenes, the dub engineer played a crucial role in crafting the smooth flow of the riddim, ensuring every track had a polished finish. This roots anthology stands out as a testament to the strength and creativity of reggae music in 2005.
Brass Cloth Tracklist:
- Bunji Garlin – Wild Fire
- Kgb – Brass Cloth
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