CUSS CUSS RIDDIM produced by EDUCATION 2004
Cuss Cuss Overview
In 2004, the reggae scene was buzzing with the release of the Cuss Cuss Riddim, a vibrant collection that captured the essence of Jamaican music culture. This riddim was produced by EDUCATION, a name well-known in the reggae world for its distinctive approach to production. EDUCATION has been influential in shaping the sound of reggae, often praised for its ability to blend traditional rhythms with modern vibes. The Cuss Cuss Riddim brought together a remarkable lineup of artists, each adding their unique touch to the project. Action Fya delivered a powerful message with "Think And Check," while Frankie Paul, known for hits like "Sara," brought his signature style to "Tagar War." Futur Trouble's "Jah Bless Me" added another layer of depth, reflecting his knack for crafting spiritually uplifting tracks. Hopeton James, with his song "Are You Ready," contributed his smooth vocals, enhancing the riddim's appeal. Horace Andy, a reggae legend famous for his work with Massive Attack, offered a memorable performance with "Cuss Cuss." His contribution underscored the rich history and ongoing relevance of reggae music. The album also featured collaborations like Ranking Joe and Triston Palmer's "No Tribal War," showcasing the unity and creative synergy among these artists. The Roots Radics and Scully's "Cuss Cuss Version" further highlighted the instrumental prowess that reggae fans adore. Overall, the Cuss Cuss Riddim stands as a cultural milestone from 2004, a must-listen for any reggae aficionado. It beautifully blends message and melody, resonating with audiences both in Jamaica and around the world.
Cuss Cuss Tracklist:
- Action Fya – Think And Check
- Frankie Paul – Tagar War
- Futur Trouble – Jah Bless Me
- Hopeton James – Are You Ready
- Horace Andy – Cuss Cuss
- Joseph Cotton – Wicked Running
- Ranking Joe – One Jah
- Ranking Joe And Triston Palmer – No Tribal War
- Roots Radics And Scully – Cuss Cuss Version
- Version – Cus-Cus Riddim