CRISTAL RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2007
Cristal Overview
In 2007, reggae music was seeing a strong wave of roots and conscious sounds. The Cristal Riddim release fit right into this era, bringing together several talented artists. The producer, credited as VARIOUS ARTISTS, is known for putting together projects that showcase a range of reggae voices. Their collections often highlight both new and established talent, helping to spread reggae’s message worldwide. Barinton Turner’s track “Love Devotion” stands out for its heartfelt lyrics and smooth delivery. Brave Heart brings energy with “Love Me,” adding a lively touch that fans enjoyed. Cc Wella’s “Hallie Selassie” is a roots anthem, reflecting the spiritual themes common in reggae. Chappa John delivers “Touch You,” bringing his unique style to the riddim. Chezidek, who is known for his hit song “Leave De Trees,” adds “Struggle Goes On,” a track that matches his reputation for conscious and uplifting music. Other artists on the riddim include Chrisopalis with “Priceless,” Klarity with “Ungrateful,” Latoya with “Brighten Up My Life,” Lesline with “Give The Ladies A Chance,” and Lil Hero with “Runaway.” Each artist brings their own flavor, making the Cristal Riddim a favorite on sound systems. This release captured the spirit of 2007, with songs that spoke to the heart of reggae fans.
Cristal Tracklist:
- Barinton Turner – Love Devotion
- Brave Heart – Love Me
- Cc Wella – Hallie Selassie
- Chappa John – Touch You
- Chezidek – Struggle Goes On
- Chrisopalis – Priceless
- Kevazz – Tell Me How
- Klarity – Ungrateful
- Latoya – Brighten Up My Life
- Lesline – Give The Ladies A Chance
- Lil Hero – Runaway
- Live Wyya – This Kind Of Love
- Nimo – Keeping Da Faith
- Perfect – Like To Get You Wet
- President Brown – Zion
- Roxanne – Run To You
- Teflon – Life
- Version – Cristal Riddim
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