HARMONY RIDDIM produced by WMS RECORDS 2003
Harmony Overview
In 2003, reggae music was alive with vibrant creativity, and the Harmony Riddim was a standout example of this era's sound. Produced by WMS RECORDS, a label known for its dedication to authentic reggae rhythms, this riddim stayed true to the traditional reggae structure, delivering a timeless feel that resonated with listeners. Cee Cee made waves with her track "One 4 Me," showcasing her vocal prowess and ability to connect with audiences. Her performance on the Harmony Riddim added a fresh yet familiar touch to the reggae scene. Meanwhile, D Natural brought his unique flavor with "Pepper Sauce," a track that highlighted his skill in fusing catchy melodies with engaging lyrics. Daddy Devo's "Pop It Off" added another layer of energy to the riddim, demonstrating his knack for creating lively and memorable tunes. His contribution was a testament to his growing influence in the reggae world at the time. Dice, with "No Limit," provided a smooth and melodic cut that complemented the riddim's overall vibe, while Fa Fa's "I Would Be Rich" offered a reflective and soulful performance. The Harmony Riddim was a celebration of reggae's enduring message and musical richness. Each artist brought their own flair, weaving together a collection of tracks that rewarded repeated listening. By staying true to the roots of reggae, WMS RECORDS crafted a release that stood out in 2003 and continues to be cherished by fans of the genre.
Harmony Tracklist:
- Cee Cee – One 4 Me
- D Natural – Pepper Sauce
- Daddy Devo – Pop It Off
- Dice – No Limit
- Fa Fa – I Would Be Rich
- General Grant – Rocks
- Jason Benn – Soca Will Never Die
- Kevin Little – Scream My Name
- Kuttrah Dan – Put Em Up
- Queen Natalie – You Can Do It
- Starchild Tony Dice – Peoples Anthem
- Tiwa Rankin – Burn Pirates
- Zion – Love Joy
- Zion – Put Down The Gun