FINGERPRINT RIDDIM produced by JOE FRASIER 2006
Fingerprint Overview
In 2006, reggae fans enjoyed the Fingerprint Riddim, a project built on the classic one drop rhythm. The foundation of this riddim was laid by skilled musicians, using live instruments to create a warm, rootsy sound. The recording process focused on capturing real drum and bass, giving every track a deep groove and steady pulse. Producer JOE FRASIER played a major role in shaping the release. Known for his work with the Joe Frasier label, he has produced many roots and lovers rock projects over the years, helping to keep classic reggae styles alive. His careful approach and attention to detail made the Fingerprint Riddim stand out in reggae sets of the time. Artists brought their own flavor to the riddim. Ansel Meditation’s "Step Inside" featured heartfelt lyrics, while Anthony B delivered his energetic style on "Blaze The Fire." Anthony B is well known for his hit "Raid The Barn" and his album "Universal Struggle." Ed Robinson’s "Walk With Me" added smooth vocals, and Fiona’s "Goodbye" gave the riddim a soulful touch. Frankie Paul, called the "Jamaican Stevie Wonder," brought his signature sound to "Stranger In Love." Each artist helped shape the one drop base, making the riddim memorable. Tracks like Honorebel’s "Wife," Hopeton Lindo’s "For You," and the instrumental "Fingerprint Riddim" completed the project, showing the strength of roots reggae in 2006.
Fingerprint Tracklist:
- Ansel Meditation – Step Inside
- Anthony B – Blaze The Fire
- Ed Robinson – Walk With Me
- Fiona – Goodbye
- Frankie Paul – Stranger In Love
- Honorebel – Wife
- Hopeton Lindo – For You
- Instrumental – Fingerprint Riddim
- Jackie Robinson – Country Living
- Kashief Lindo – Paradise Jamdown
- Lloyd Brown – Dont Bother Me
- Lloyd Brown – My Denstiny
- Mikey Spice – Losing Me
- Roger Robin – For Life
- Ruddy Stewart – Never Can Say Goodbye
- The Terrors – Dont Bother Me (Orginial)
- Tinga Stewart – Jackie Medley
- Yellowman – Over Me (Orginal)
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