EXPO TRAIN RIDDIM produced by BLACK DIAMONDS 2002
Expo Train Overview
In 2002, reggae was experiencing a vibrant period with rhythms that resonated deeply with fans. The Expo Train Riddim, a standout project from that year, captured the essence of roots reggae, offering a seamless flow that quickly became a favorite in roots sessions. At the heart of this project was BLACK DIAMONDS, a producer known for crafting smooth, engaging rhythms. BLACK DIAMONDS' work has consistently contributed to the reggae scene, ensuring that tracks resonate well in both live sets and playlists. The riddim featured a lineup of talented artists, each bringing their unique style to the project. Admiral Tibbet, known for his powerful voice and conscious lyrics, delivered "Call Me A Warrior," a track that showcased his commitment to roots reggae. Andrew Coombs contributed with "Celebrating," a song that added depth and introspection to the riddim. Angel's "I Dont Wanna Cry" brought a soulful touch, highlighting the emotional range of the riddim. Anthony B, a prominent figure in the reggae world, added "Not An Easy Road" to the mix, further solidifying his reputation for delivering impactful messages through music. Meanwhile, Chaka Demus And Pliers, known for their hit "Tease Me," offered "Love Goes," adding their signature style to the collection. The Expo Train Riddim remains a testament to reggae's strength in 2002, with each artist contributing to a project that continues to be celebrated for its authenticity and timeless appeal.
Expo Train Tracklist:
- Admiral Tibbet – Call Me A Warrior
- Andrew Coombs – Celebrating
- Angel – I Dont Wanna Cry
- Anthony B – Not An Easy Road
- Chaka Demus And Pliers – Love Goes
- Don T – So Fine
- Dread Son – Loot And Shoot
- Everton Chambers – Hold On
- Flourgon – Respect One Another
- George Nooks – Lord I
- Half Pint – Blessing Darling
- Leego – Time Will Tell
- Lms – Zion Culture
- Luciano – Lessons Of Life
- Lukie D – Walk Away
- Morgan Heritage – I Will Not Wait
- Pam Hall – Have Mercy
- Ultimate Shines – Love Is The Answer
- Version – Expo Train Riddim
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