CABBIE RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2005
Cabbie Overview
In 2005, the Cabbie Riddim brought a fresh wave of reggae vibes straight from the studio. The rocksteady flow was crafted under the watchful eye of a talented culture arranger, who focused on blending soft rhythms with lush textures. This creative vision was brought to life by the producer known as VARIOUS ARTISTS, a name synonymous with delivering memorable reggae sounds. With a history of working on successful projects, VARIOUS ARTISTS ensured that the Cabbie Riddim was both danceable and soothing for listeners. The anthology featured a lineup of talented artists. G I Joe contributed with "Danger In Love," a track that highlights his smooth vocal style. Imanah added depth with "Refuge & Strength," showcasing her ability to convey powerful emotions through her music. J C Lodge, known for her hit song "Telephone Love," brought warmth to the riddim with "Summer." Her career has been marked by a blend of reggae and soul influences that resonate with fans worldwide. Mike Anthony’s "Crash Crash" added an energetic touch, while Mr Diamond’s "I Knew" offered a reflective vibe. Each artist brought their unique flair to the riddim, enhancing its rich tapestry of sounds. The anthology also featured Nyah with "Woman You," Peter Hunnigale’s "Another Day," and Peter Spence’s "Love Is Just," each contributing to the riddim's diversity. Sandeeno’s rendition of "No Woman No Cry" and Shimma’s "You Had Your Chance" rounded out the collection, making the Cabbie Riddim a standout cultural drop in the reggae scene of 2005.
Cabbie Tracklist:
- G I Joe – Danger In Love
- Imanah – Refuge & Strength
- J C Lodge – Summer
- Mike Anthony – Crash Crash
- Mr Diamond – I Knew
- Nyah – Woman You
- Peter Hunnigale – Another Day
- Peter Spence – Love Is Just (A Kiss Away)
- Sandeeno – No Woman No Cry
- Shimma – You Had Your Chance
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