GET MONEY RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2004
Get Money Overview
The Get Money Riddim, a standout project from 2004, was brought to life by the label VARIOUS ARTISTS. Known for their knack for assembling diverse talents, VARIOUS ARTISTS has a history of creating influential reggae compilations that resonate with fans worldwide. This riddim is no exception, showcasing the vibrant energy and romantic undertones that define reggae at its best. Among the artists featured, Alisha shines with her track "Unusual Love," which captures the essence of heartfelt reggae with its smooth melodies and lyrical depth. Alisha has been a consistent presence in the reggae scene, known for her emotive vocal delivery. Bonilus adds to the riddim's allure with "The One," a song that perfectly complements the project’s uplifting vibe. Bonilus is recognized for his ability to blend traditional reggae with contemporary sounds, making his contributions memorable. Inile's "My Wife" stands out with its romantic themes and catchy rhythm, contributing to the riddim's overall appeal. Meanwhile, Jobby's "Shake It" brings a lively energy that is sure to get listeners moving. Simma, with tracks like "Get She Own" and the collaboration "Good Lovin'" featuring Sammie, adds a dynamic layer to the riddim, showcasing his versatility and talent. The roots revival feel of the Get Money Riddim is a testament to the skillful production by VARIOUS ARTISTS, who have consistently delivered projects that celebrate the core of reggae music. This riddim is remembered as one of the strongest offerings of 2004, capturing the spirit of the genre and leaving a lasting impact on reggae enthusiasts.
Get Money Tracklist:
- Alisha – Unusual Love
- Bonilus – The One
- Inile – My Wife
- Jobby – Shake It
- Lava Man – Get Money
- Simma – Get She Own
- Simma Ft. Sammie – Good Lovin’
- Soya – Wicked Style
- Spanish Fly – Drive By
- Trigger – Slr
- Vee One – Top Knotch
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