EVERY TONGUE SHALL BE RIDDIM produced by VILLAGE ROOTS RECORDS 2003
Every Tongue Shall Be Overview
The 2003 reggae riddim "Every Tongue Shall Be" is a vibrant collection that features tracks from an array of talented artists. The album includes Christini's "Jah Be," Isiah Mentor's "Ghetto Children," and Muziah's "Wicked Weapon," all of which showcase the artists' steady verses and roots-driven flow. Nitty Kutchie contributes with "Show Love," while Tanya Stephens offers "Three's Company," adding her unique voice to the mix. Turbulence's "First Class" and the instrumental "Every Tongue Shall Be" version complete the collection. Christini, Isiah Mentor, and Muziah are among the rising stars who found a cultural platform through this album. Tanya Stephens, known for her hit song "It's a Pity," brings her established reggae presence to the project. Her involvement highlights the album's blend of emerging and seasoned talent. Nitty Kutchie, with his smooth delivery, adds depth with "Show Love," while Turbulence's "First Class" continues to build on his reputation for socially conscious lyrics. VILLAGE ROOTS RECORDS, the producer behind this project, has a history of shaping reggae with a dancehall crossover appeal. Known for its commitment to cultural authenticity, the label has been instrumental in bringing reggae music to a broader audience. Their work on "Every Tongue Shall Be Riddim" underscores their ability to create music that resonates with listeners while providing a platform for young singers to shine. The album remains a significant cultural drop from 2003, leaving a lasting impression on the reggae scene with its powerful messages and diverse voices.
Every Tongue Shall Be Tracklist:
- Christini – Jah Be
- Isiah Mentor – Ghetto Children
- Muziah – Wicked Weapon
- Nitty Kutchie – Show Love
- Tanya Stephens – Three’s Company
- Turbulence – First Class
- Version – Every Tongue Shall Be
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