GUN THING RIDDIM produced by RASHANCO RECORDS 2005
Gun Thing Overview
RASHANCO RECORDS is known for its impactful contributions to the reggae scene, often bringing fresh sounds to the forefront. The label has a reputation for producing music that resonates deeply with reggae enthusiasts, capturing the essence of street culture in its rhythms. In 2005, they released the Gun Thing Riddim, a project that highlighted their knack for creating rhythms that stay true to classic reggae traditions. This riddim brought together a talented lineup of artists who each added their unique flair. Geoffrey Star contributed "Merciful Father," showcasing his smooth vocal style. Jah Mason, known for his hit "My Princess Gone," added "Beat Di Drum" to the mix, bringing his energetic and conscious lyrics to the forefront. King Kong, celebrated for the track "Trouble Again," delivered "1922," which carried his signature sound and lyrical depth. The riddim also featured Luciano Bandingo And Michigan with the track "Gun Thing." Their collaboration brought a powerful dynamic to the project. Lutan Fyah, a respected name in reggae with songs like "St. Jago De La Vega," offered "Things Change," a track that reflects his insightful and thoughtful approach to music. Natural Black And Pampi Judah contributed "Rolling Stone," while Saba Tooth And Culture T added "Ready Fi Dem," each bringing their own distinct style to the riddim. Rashanco Music's "Gun Thing Riddim Version" tied the project together, highlighting the label's ability to craft rhythms that capture the spirit of roots reggae. This release remains a significant moment in the reggae scene, echoing the vibrant sounds of 2005.
Gun Thing Tracklist:
- Geoffrey Star – Merciful Father
- Jah Mason – Beat Di Drum
- King Kong – 1922
- Luciano Bandingo And Michigan – Gun Thing
- Lutan Fyah – Things Change
- Natural Black And Pampi Judah – Rolling Stone
- Rashanco Music – Gun Thing Riddim Version
- Saba Tooth And Culture T – Ready Fi Dem
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