Feminine Riddim produced by Don Corleon Records 2009
Feminine Overview
Feminine Riddim is a reggae release from 2009 that stands out for its soulful and laidback mood. The riddim brings together a group of talented female artists who each add their own touch. Stacious, known for her strong voice and confident lyrics, delivers a song that connects well with fans of modern reggae. Cherine Anderson, who blends reggae with soul and R&B, brings a smooth and heartfelt performance that highlights her unique style. Other artists on Feminine Riddim include Tami Chynn, who is recognized for her pop-reggae crossover hits and clear vocals. Alaine, with her sweet melodies and positive messages, gives the riddim a bright and uplifting feel. Natalie Storm, known for her energetic dancehall tracks, adds a bold sound that fits well with the laidback vibe. The riddim is produced by Don Corleon Records, a label led by Donovan "Don Corleon" Bennett. Don Corleon is known for shaping the sound of modern reggae and dancehall. He has produced hits for many top Jamaican artists and is respected for his clean, catchy productions. Feminine Riddim itself is built on smooth keys, soft drums, and a steady bassline. The sound is warm and easy to dance to, making it popular in clubs and on the radio. Released in 2009, it reflects a time when reggae was blending classic roots with new influences. The riddim has become a favorite for its positive energy and strong female voices.
Feminine Tracklist:
- Stacious – Fight Back
- Cherine Anderson – Real Love
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