COMBINATION RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2006
Combination Overview
When the Combination Riddim dropped in 2006, reggae fans welcomed its deep, conscious sound. The roots style made it stand out in dancehalls and on playlists that year. The riddim brought together top artists, each adding their own voice and energy. Anthony B Feat. Heather Cummings opened with "Vacation," giving a smooth but powerful start. Anthony B is known for his hit "Fire Pon Rome" and his strong messages. Beenie Man Feat. A. Freeman delivered "Girls In Every Angle," bringing the playful, rhythmic style that Beenie Man is famous for. Beenie Man, a Grammy winner, has long been called the "King of Dancehall." Bugle set the tone with "Intro," and teamed up with Chezidek for "Fame Or Fortune," mixing thoughtful lyrics with a catchy flow. Danny English Feat. Crew kept the party going with "Party," a tune that added a lighter, festive vibe. Behind the scenes, the music arranger crafted the riddim’s layered, rootsy feel. The project was released under the label VARIOUS ARTISTS, a name known for putting out several important reggae collections over the years. VARIOUS ARTISTS helped shape the sound of modern reggae, working with many well-known acts and keeping the genre fresh. Combination Riddim’s conscious drop in 2006 remains a favorite for fans who love roots reggae with a modern touch.
Combination Tracklist:
- Anthony B Feat. Heather Cummings – Vacation
- Beenie Man Feat. A. Freeman – Girls In Every Angle
- Bugle – Intro
- Chezidek & Bugle – Fame Or Fortune
- Danny English Feat. Crew – Party
- Elephant Man Feat. A. Freeman – Wuk Yu
- Gentleman & Lukie D – Safe And Secure
- Louie Culture & Leroy Sibbles – Rock Me
- Luciano & Turbulence – Music Is Life
- Sizzla & Vybz Kartel – Live Up
- Sizzla Feat. Carlinton Morris – Murderer
- O.K. – Na Go So
- Turbulence & Anthony B – Rough Time
- Turbulence & Roundhead – Notorious Part Two
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