HERBALIST RIDDIM produced by FIRST NAME 2001
Herbalist Overview
In 2001, the Herbalist Riddim brought a strong roots reggae sound into the music scene. The instrumental stood out that year for its deep bass and classic reggae drum patterns, connecting modern reggae with its foundation. This riddim became a place where respected roots artists could join together and showcase their unique styles. The producer behind Herbalist Riddim, FIRST NAME, is known for blending traditional reggae with a fresh sound system energy. FIRST NAME has a history of working with top Jamaican talent and is recognized for releases that highlight the power of collaboration in reggae. Their work has often been released on respected labels and has reached listeners worldwide, helping to keep roots reggae alive in the 2000s. On this riddim, Anthony B delivers "Nuttin' Ah Gwaan," bringing his militant energy and conscious lyrics. Anthony B is widely known for his hit "Fire Pon Rome" and is a respected figure in roots reggae. Beenie Man adds "Long Time," showing his versatility as an artist who won a Grammy for Best Reggae Album in 2001. Buju Banton’s "Brighter Tomorrow" brings hope and depth, building on his reputation as one of dancehall and reggae’s most influential voices. Capleton & Uplifter unite on "Boom Down," with Capleton’s fiery delivery and Uplifter’s harmonies. Jah Mason’s "Never Lose The Faith" keeps the spiritual message strong, reflecting his positive approach to roots reggae.
Herbalist Tracklist:
- Anthony B – Nuttin’ Ah Gwaan
- Beenie Man – Long Time
- Buju Banton – Brighter Tomorrow
- Capleton & Uplifter – Boom Down
- Jah Mason – Never Lose The Faith
- Sizzla – It’s All Yours
- Tony Rebel – Woman A Jamaica
- Youthie Dread – Them No With U
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