HIGH CALIBER RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2005
High Caliber Overview
In 2005, the High Caliber Riddim emerged as a standout in reggae music, known for its conscious and soulful sound. This riddim skillfully blends reggae roots with elements from other genres, creating a unique and engaging listening experience. The artists involved in this project brought their distinct styles to the riddim. Benjai, known for his hit "Geh Me Ganja," also delivered the track "I've Got Something" on this riddim, showcasing his versatility and strong vocal presence. Dainjamental contributes with "Aiestelu," adding depth and a unique lyrical flow. King David's "Something Wrong" and Lyrikal's "Ganja Rule The World" further highlight the riddim's ability to blend traditional reggae with contemporary themes and sounds. Marlon Asher, famous for his breakout hit "Love Of Jah," adds a spiritual dimension to the riddim. His track resonates with fans of roots reggae, bringing a message of love and unity. Princess Menen's "Forever I Live" and Zion Judah's "No Peace" add to the conscious vibe, encouraging reflection and positive change. The music arranger played a crucial role in crafting the seamless blend of sounds, ensuring each track complemented the overall riddim. The producer, VARIOUS ARTISTS, known for their work in reggae and dancehall, has a reputation for creating impactful releases. Their involvement in the High Caliber Riddim helped it gain popularity and respect within the reggae community. Overall, the High Caliber Riddim remains a classic, echoing the roots of 2005 while pushing the boundaries of reggae by incorporating diverse musical influences.
High Caliber Tracklist:
- Benjai – Geh Me Ganja
- Benjai – I’ve Got Something
- Dainjamental – Aiestelu (I Love You)
- High Caliber Riddim – Version
- King David – Something Wrong
- Lyrikal – Ganja Rule The World
- Marlon Asher – Love Of Jah
- Princess Menen – Forever I Live
- Version – High Caliber
- Zion Judah – No Peace
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