CALLIE RIDDIM produced by STAR TRAIL RECORDS 2004
Callie Overview
In 2004, reggae fans warmly embraced the release of the Callie Riddim, a project that quickly became a favorite among roots enthusiasts. The riddim, crafted by STAR TRAIL RECORDS, showcased the talents of several key artists, each bringing their own unique energy to the mix. Anthony B's contribution, "Jah Love," stood out with its powerful message and energetic delivery. Known for his fiery performances and socially conscious lyrics, Anthony B continued to solidify his reputation as a leading voice in reggae. Beres Hammond, with his track "Always The Same," brought his signature soulful touch. Hammond, celebrated for hits like "Rockaway," provided a smooth contrast to the riddim's vibrant beats. Capleton's "Watch The Things You Say" added a layer of intensity, characteristic of his dynamic style. Capleton, often hailed for his electrifying stage presence, delivered a performance that resonated with fans. Luciano, another key figure in reggae, contributed "Noone Can Hide," offering his heartfelt vocals and spiritual depth. Known for his hit song "It's Me Again Jah," Luciano's track echoed themes of truth and righteousness. Norris Man rounded out the lineup with "They Are Hustling," delivering a gritty take that highlighted his distinct voice. Behind the scenes, STAR TRAIL RECORDS played a pivotal role in bringing the Callie Riddim to life. The label, known for its dedication to roots reggae, has been influential in shaping the genre's landscape. With the Callie Riddim, they once again demonstrated their ability to produce music that resonates deeply with fans. Looking back, the Callie Riddim remains a cherished piece of reggae history, fondly remembered by those who experienced its vibrant sound and powerful messages.
Callie Tracklist:
- Anthony B – Jah Love
- Beres Hammond – Always The Same
- Capleton – Watch The Things You Say
- Luciano – Noone Can Hide
- Norris Man – They Are Hustling
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