GIDEON RIDDIM produced by IN THE STREETZ RECORDS 2002
Gideon Overview
In 2002, reggae music was thriving with vibrant sounds and conscious messages. The Gideon Riddim perfectly captured this cultural moment, blending roots reggae with a modern twist. Known for its rich layers and percussion-driven beats, this riddim became a staple in reggae parties, embodying the spirit of the era. At the center of this creation was IN THE STREETZ RECORDS, a label renowned for its influential role in the reggae scene. Known for producing hits that resonate with both local and international audiences, IN THE STREETZ RECORDS has a reputation for nurturing talent and delivering memorable tracks that stand the test of time. The Gideon Riddim featured some of reggae's most respected artists. Anthony B contributed with "Bad Man," showcasing his powerful voice and commitment to social justice themes. Capleton, known for his energetic performances, delivered "Good Woman," adding his unique flair to the riddim. Georges Nooks brought his soulful touch with "The Thrill," while Hawkeye's "Showers Of Blessings" added a dancehall vibe to the mix. Luciano, celebrated for his smooth vocals and uplifting messages, offered "Not Until," enriching the riddim with his signature style. These artists, each with their own distinctive sound, helped make the Gideon Riddim a memorable part of 2002's reggae landscape. Fans continue to play this riddim, cherishing it as a roots memory from a vibrant time in music history. This collection of songs remains a testament to the enduring appeal of roots reggae and the talent of the artists who brought it to life.
Gideon Tracklist:
- Anthony B – Bad Man
- Capleton – Good Woman
- Georges Nooks – The Thrill
- Hawkeye – Showers Of Blessings
- Luciano – Not Until
- Merciless – Put Down The Badness
- Sizzla – Long Live The King
- Sugar Minott – If A So We A Go Live
- The Version – Gideon Riddim
- Tony Rebel – Cant Believe
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