BUBBLIN TO TOUCH RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2005
Bubblin To Touch Overview
In 2005, the Bubblin To Touch Riddim emerged from the creative minds at VARIOUS ARTISTS, a label known for its dedication to capturing the essence of roots reggae. This project stood out in the reggae scene, blending cultural messages with rich, rootsy instrumentals that resonated with listeners. Charlie Proverb's "Pay Day" brings a soulful touch to the riddim, showcasing his ability to deliver meaningful lyrics with a memorable hook. Daweh Congo, known for his 1997 album "Militancy," contributes "Love In The Village," a track that highlights his distinctive vocal style and commitment to roots reggae themes. Johnny Clarke, a legendary figure with hits like "None Shall Escape the Judgement," adds depth with "Vampire," a song that echoes his classic sound. King Pin's "Bubblin To Touch You" and Nateesha Stream's "B Good" further enrich the project with their unique styles, while Ras Hilie Malekot's "Better Days" and Steady Ranks' "Touch Their Hearts" continue the tradition of powerful storytelling through music. Sugar Minott, a well-respected artist with a career spanning decades, brings "True Love" to the mix, adding his signature touch to the riddim. The project, produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS, is a testament to the label's ability to create music that remains relevant and influential. Known for their work in preserving the foundation sound of reggae, VARIOUS ARTISTS has consistently delivered projects that capture the spirit of the genre. Even today, the Bubblin To Touch Riddim is remembered as a significant piece of reggae history from 2005, continuing to inspire artists and listeners alike.
Bubblin To Touch Tracklist:
- Charlie Proverb – Pay Day
- Daweh Congo – Love In The Village
- Johnny Clarke – Vampire
- King Pin – Bubblin To Touch You
- Nateesha Stream – B Good
- Ras Hilie Malekot – Better Days
- Steady Ranks – Touch Their Hearts
- Sugar Minott – True Love
- Version – Bubblin To Touch
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