GALACTIC RIDDIM produced by BLACKAT MUSIC 2004
Galactic Overview
In 2004, the reggae scene was vibrant, with artists and producers exploring new sounds while staying true to the genre's roots. During this time, BLACKAT MUSIC emerged as a notable force, known for blending traditional reggae with modern influences. This label became synonymous with innovative reggae productions, and the release of the "Galactic Riddim" anthology was a testament to their creative prowess. The "Galactic Riddim" brought together a diverse group of artists, each contributing their unique style. The Galactic All Stars kicked things off with "Remix," setting a lively tone. Rod Taylor, an artist celebrated for his rich voice and impactful lyrics, delivered "Lova Cheater Deceiver," a track that resonated with fans of classic reggae themes. Rod Taylor is well-regarded in the reggae community, with hits like "His Imperial Majesty" showcasing his enduring talent. Straika D contributed "Mount Zion," a song that highlights his ability to blend spiritual messages with catchy rhythms. Known for his conscious lyrics, Straika D has been a significant figure in the reggae scene, often praised for his thoughtful approach to music. The collaboration between Tiwony and Yaniss Odua on "Fresh" brought a dynamic energy to the anthology. Both artists are known for their electrifying performances and have carved out successful careers in the reggae and dancehall genres. Tiwony, Maka, Stra?ka D, and Rod T joined forces on the "Galactic Riddim Megamix," showcasing the collaborative spirit that defined this release. Overall, the "Galactic Riddim" anthology captured the essence of 2004 roots reggae, blending culture and message in a celebration of the genre's enduring appeal.
Galactic Tracklist:
- Galactic All Stars – Remix
- Rod Taylor – Lova Cheater Deceiver
- Straika D – Mount Zion
- Tiwony & Yaniss Odua – Fresh
- Tiwony, Maka, Stra?ka D, Rod T – Galactic Riddim Megamix
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