DIS YAH TIME RIDDIM produced by SPECIAL DELIVERY MUSIC 2005
Dis Yah Time Overview
The reggae rhythm that captured listeners in 2005 came from the creative minds at SPECIAL DELIVERY MUSIC. Known for their dedication to authentic reggae sounds, the label has a history of producing tracks that resonate deeply with fans of the genre. One of their notable achievements includes fostering collaborations that highlight the rich tapestry of reggae music. Artists like Alpheus brought their unique flair to the riddim with the track "Need To Know." Alpheus, celebrated for his smooth vocals and classic reggae style, has been a staple in the genre for years. Meanwhile, Lyricson teamed up with Singing Melody and M for "Goverment Live Fi War," a track that stands out for its engaging lyrics and powerful delivery. Singing Melody, known for his hit "Say What," adds depth to this collaboration with his signature voice. Natty King contributed "For My People," showcasing his commitment to conscious themes, while Queen Omega's "Big Up Papa" highlights her empowering presence in the reggae scene. Her work often emphasizes strength and resilience, making her a respected figure in reggae circles. The riddim also features the talents of Sizzla with "Good Over Evil" and the duo Turbulence & Jah Mali with "Stay Strong," adding to the collection's diversity. The instrumental "Dis Yah Time Riddim" version further allows listeners to appreciate the intricate production work. Dub engineer specialists ensured the sound maintained its warm, vinyl-like quality, a hallmark of the era. The musical backdrop continues to echo the roots of 2005, reminding listeners of reggae's enduring appeal.
Dis Yah Time Tracklist:
- Alpheus – Need To Know
- Lyricson Ft Singing Melody & M – Goverment Live Fi War
- Natty King – For My People
- Queen Omega – Big Up Papa
- Sizzla – Good Over Evil
- Turbulence & Jah Mali – Stay Strong
- Version – Dis Yah Time Riddim
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