ESCAPE RIDDIM produced by TRUE DEFINITION MUSIC 2005
Escape Overview
In 2005, the reggae scene welcomed a special album collection known for its roots vibe. This collection, produced by TRUE DEFINITION MUSIC, stood out with its soulful arrangements and romantic feel. TRUE DEFINITION MUSIC, known for its impactful productions, played a crucial role in shaping the reggae sound of that year. The collection features artists like Capleton, whose song "Live Up" brings energy and positivity. Capleton is a well-respected figure in reggae, known for his powerful performances and messages. Chappa Chap contributes with "No Where To Run," adding depth to the collection with his unique style. Culture T's "Up Right" threads anthemic lines that resonate well with listeners, showcasing the strength of the roots vibe. DJ Kid's "Things Will Be Better" and George Nooks' "Hold On Strong" further enhance the collection, offering messages of hope and resilience. George Nooks is celebrated for his smooth voice and has been a staple in reggae for years, known for blending gospel influences into his music. Compared to other album collections of the era, this one stands out for its cohesive sound and high replay value. It aligns with the works of other artists like Luciano's "Babylon Go Down" and Sizzla's "Jah Will," both known for their strong roots influences. The culture arranger's role in this collection was to create a seamless flow, ensuring each track complemented the next. This effort resulted in an album that not only captured the essence of reggae in 2005 but also continues to be a vinyl gem for reggae enthusiasts.
Escape Tracklist:
- Capleton – Live Up
- Chappa Chap – No Where To Run
- Culture T – Up Right
- Dj Kid – Things Will Be Better
- George Nooks – Hold On Strong
- Luciano – Babylon Go Down
- Sizzla – Jah Will
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