GET YOUR GROOVE ON RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2004
Get Your Groove On Overview
The roots of reggae music are deeply influenced by craftsmen who have shaped the sound over the decades. One such influential figure is the producer known as VARIOUS ARTISTS. This producer has been pivotal in delivering reggae music that resonates with fans worldwide. Known for their work on several successful projects, VARIOUS ARTISTS has a reputation for creating music that captures the essence of reggae and dancehall. In 2004, the reggae scene was vibrant with the release of the "Get Your Groove On Riddim." This riddim featured an array of talented artists, including 60 Melody, Attawa, and Chrissy Banton. Each artist brought their unique style to the project, with 60 Melody delivering the track "Oh My," and Attawa contributing "God And King." Chrissy Banton's "Joy And Pain" added another layer of depth to the riddim, showcasing her ability to blend emotion with rhythm. Marcus Fire also made an impact with his song "Live Clean," reflecting the conscious themes that are often present in reggae music. Meanwhile, Mr Bell's "What If I" added a contemplative vibe to the collection. These artists, along with others like Muziah with "Laughing Stock" and his collaboration with Prento P on "Caught Dem," helped cement the riddim's place in reggae history. The "Get Your Groove On Riddim" remains a favorite among selectors and fans alike, capturing the energy and spirit of 2004. Its dub cut continues to be celebrated by roots fans, reminding listeners of the enduring power of reggae music.
Get Your Groove On Tracklist:
- 60 Melody – Oh My
- Attawa – God And King
- Chrissy Banton – Joy And Pain
- Get Your Groove On Riddim – Version
- Marcus Fire – Live Clean
- Mr Bell – What If I
- Muziah – Laughing Stock
- Muziah And Prento P – Caught Dem
- Patriot – Strength A Me Life
- Ras Igel – Turban And Shawl
- Screw Driver – Get Your Groove On
- Wahdada – So Many Years
- Winnie Mandella – No More War