DIS MI COLD RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2004
Dis Mi Cold Overview
The Dis Mi Cold Riddim, produced by the versatile team known as VARIOUS ARTISTS, stands as a strong foundation in reggae music from 2004. This label has been known for its impactful compilations and collaborations, which have consistently showcased the depth and diversity of reggae music. On this riddim, Braveheart delivers the compelling track "Dis Mi Cold," bringing his unique style and energy to the forefront. Edi Fitzroy, known for his hit song "The Gun," adds his distinctive voice and conscious lyrics with "Run Come Come," a track that resonates with fans of roots reggae. John Mouse contributes "You Should Know," adding a layer of smoothness that complements the riddim's vibe. Prezi's "King Tafari" pays homage to the spiritual and cultural roots of reggae, while Simple Black's "Gimme Your Love" brings a touch of romance and melody to the mix. Each artist adds their own flavor, creating a rich tapestry of sound that highlights the versatility of the riddim. The production by VARIOUS ARTISTS is a testament to their ability to bring together diverse talents and create a cohesive and engaging musical experience. Known for their work across various genres, they have a history of producing tracks that capture the essence of reggae while pushing its boundaries. This compilation not only reflects the strength of reggae in 2004 but also showcases the enduring appeal of its foundational rhythms. With contributions from artists like Terry Linen with "Girls Party" and Vicious with "One More Trophy," Dis Mi Cold Riddim remains a must-play for reggae enthusiasts.
Dis Mi Cold Tracklist:
- Braveheart – Dis Mi Cold
- Edi Fitzroy – Run Come Come
- John Mouse – You Should Know
- Prezi – King Tafari
- Simple Black – Gimme Your Love
- Terry Linen – Girls Party
- Vicious – One More Trophy
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