CONTROVERSY RIDDIM produced by NEW YORK ENTERTAINMENT MOVEMENT 2007
Controversy Overview
In 2007, reggae was seeing a strong return to roots and conscious lyrics. The Controversy Riddim project fit right into this movement. It brought together artists who were known for deep and thoughtful messages, all sharing the same powerful instrumental. The sound behind the project came from NEW YORK ENTERTAINMENT MOVEMENT. This producer was known for blending classic reggae vibes with a fresh touch. Based in New York, they worked with both Jamaican and international artists, helping to spread reggae to new listeners. Their productions often stood out for their clean sound and attention to detail. Anthony B was one of the main voices on the riddim, singing "Someone To Love." Anthony B is well known for songs like "Fire Pon Rome" and has performed at many big reggae festivals worldwide. Chuck Fender brought "Take It With A Smile" to the project. Chuck Fender is famous for his hit "Gash Dem" and is respected for his conscious lyrics. Fanton Mojah added his energy with "Every Five Years." He first gained attention with the album "Hail The King." Hero sang "Wonders & Sign," and Higher Boukie delivered "Don't Even Come Home." Both artists added their own style, making the riddim even richer. Together, these songs and artists made the Controversy Riddim a memorable part of 2007’s roots reggae sessions. The project stands out for its deep sound and positive messages.
Controversy Tracklist:
- Anthony B – Someone To Love
- Chuck Fender – Take It With A Smile
- Fanton Mojah – Every Five Years
- Hero – Wonders & Sign
- Higher Boukie – Don’t Even Come Home
- Homa Hights – Mus Buss
- Jah Mason – Most High
- Junior Reid – U Alone
- Levardes – Live As One
- Luciano – Long Run
- Mark Wonder – When U Smile
- Perfect – Dem Ina Trouble
- Natty King – Controversy
- Natural Black – Bosie Slave
- Pebbles – Gun Clown
- Richie Spice – Gang Warfare
- Sizzla – Unity Is Strength
- Turbulance – Highertrod
- Utan Green – Be Determine
- Version – Controversy Riddim
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