FISHERMAN CONNECTION RIDDIM produced by PLUSH MUSIC 2003
Fisherman Connection Overview
In 2003, the Fisherman Connection Riddim emerged as a standout reggae collection, showcasing the talents of Ashanti Reid, Bunny Ruggs, and Jah Batta. This riddim stood out for its roots-driven beats and chill energy, making it a memorable part of reggae's history. The producer, PLUSH MUSIC, played a crucial role in maintaining the roots revival sound throughout the project. Known for their dedication to authentic reggae vibes, PLUSH MUSIC has been influential in keeping the genre's traditional elements alive. Ashanti Reid's contribution, "Teach Them The Truth," is a powerful reflection of the roots riddim's message, while Bunny Ruggs' "God Bless" adds a spiritual dimension to the collection. Jah Batta's "What We Need Is Love" further emphasizes the positive and uplifting themes that are central to reggae music. A notable collaboration on the riddim is Jah Batta Ft Winston Meditatio's "Row Fisherman," which highlights the synergy between artists and adds depth to the collection. Compared to other reggae albums from the early 2000s, the Fisherman Connection Riddim holds a unique place due to its focus on roots revival. While many albums of the era experimented with dancehall and digital sounds, this riddim stayed true to traditional reggae influences. Songs like Winston Meditatio - Row Fisherman and Winston Meditation's "Paint A Picture" echo the timeless quality of roots music, ensuring its relevance even today. The Fisherman Connection Riddim remains a vinyl gem, resonating with reggae enthusiasts who appreciate the genre's foundational sounds.
Fisherman Connection Tracklist:
- Ashanti Reid – Teach Them The Truth
- Bunny Ruggs – God Bless
- Jah Batta – What We Need Is Love
- Jah Batta Ft Winston Meditatio – Row Fisherman
- Plush Rhythm Force – Fisherman Connection Version
- Shalom Aka Steve Harper – Praise Jah And Live
- Studio Bug – Inside Outside
- Winston Meditation – Paint A Picture
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