EARLY IN THE MORNING RIDDIM produced by VIZION SOUNDS 2005
Early In The Morning Overview
In 2005, the Early In The Morning Riddim was a key part of the reggae scene, especially during sound system nights. These events, known for their powerful speakers and energetic crowds, were perfect for showcasing the riddim's infectious beats and island vibes. The production was handled by VIZION SOUNDS, a studio known for its commitment to authentic reggae sounds. VIZION SOUNDS has a reputation for crafting music that captures the essence of Jamaican storytelling, making them a respected name in the industry. The riddim featured several talented artists who brought their unique styles to the mix. Andrew Bees Ft First Born delivered a heartfelt performance with "Ini Heard Your Songs," blending smooth vocals with the riddim's rich backdrop. First Born also contributed multiple tracks, including "Early In The Morning Version - 1," "Early In The Morning Version - 2," and "Early In The Morning," each showcasing their ability to create captivating reggae sounds. Gregory Isaacs, known as the "Cool Ruler," added his signature touch with "Bumping And Boring." Isaacs, famous for hits like "Night Nurse," brought a soulful depth to the riddim, solidifying its place in the hearts of reggae fans. King Prof's "Papa's Wish" rounded out the lineup, providing a fresh perspective and adding to the riddim's diverse appeal. Together, these artists and the skilled production by VIZION SOUNDS made the Early In The Morning Riddim a memorable part of the 2005 reggae landscape, echoing through sound systems and capturing the spirit of roots reggae.
Early In The Morning Tracklist:
- Andrew Bees Ft First Born – Ini Heard Your Songs
- First Born – Early In The Morning Version – 1
- First Born – Early In The Morning Version – 2
- First Born – Early In The Morning
- Gregory Isaacs – Bumping And Boring
- King Prof – Papa’s Wish
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