FADE AWAY RIDDIM produced by HEARTICAL RECORDS 2005
Fade Away Overview
In 2005, the reggae scene was vibrant with roots music making a strong impact, and HEARTICAL RECORDS was at the forefront with the release of the Fade Away Riddim. Known for their dedication to authentic reggae sounds, HEARTICAL RECORDS has been influential in promoting roots music globally. The Fade Away Riddim featured a mix of talented artists, each bringing their unique style to the project. Hopeton James contributed with "The Stalker," showcasing his smooth vocal delivery. Melodica Way's "Basque Dub Foundation" added a distinct instrumental touch, enhancing the riddim's depth. Mykal Rose, celebrated for his work with Black Uhuru and winning a Grammy Award in 1985, delivered "Never Surrender," a track that resonated with fans for its powerful message. Uman & Difanga's collaboration on "Plus 2 Love" exemplified the riddim's ability to blend voices and styles seamlessly. Wayne Smith, famous for his pioneering hit "Under Me Sleng Teng," which revolutionized reggae with its digital beat, contributed "Ask Jah" to the riddim. His involvement added historical significance, connecting the roots revival with digital innovation. The Fade Away Riddim is remembered as a highlight of 2005, bringing together diverse talents under the skilled production of HEARTICAL RECORDS. This release not only celebrated the roots of reggae but also demonstrated the genre's enduring appeal and adaptability. Each artist's contribution helped to solidify the riddim's place in reggae history, making it a cherished memory for fans of the era.
Fade Away Tracklist:
- Hopeton James – The Stalker
- Melodica Way – Basque Dub Foundation
- Mykal Rose – Never Surrender
- Uman & Difanga – Plus 2 Love
- Wayne Smith – Ask Jah
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