HOLD ON RIDDIM produced by DIGITAL B 2005
Hold On Overview
In 2005, the Hold On Riddim compilation showcased the depth and richness of reggae music. This set included standout tracks like "Give Thanks" by Everton Blender and "Kings Of Kings" by Fantan Mojah. Half Pint teamed up with Anthony B on "Two To One," bringing together two powerful voices in reggae. Louie Culture added "Safe And Secure" to the mix, while Lymie Murray's "If You Got Love" added a heartfelt touch. Everton Blender, known for his hit "Lift Up Your Head," continued to inspire with his conscious lyrics. Fantan Mojah, famous for his song "Hail The King," brought his signature energy to the riddim. Half Pint, celebrated for "Greetings," joined forces with Anthony B, renowned for his album "Real Revolutionary," to create a memorable collaboration. Louie Culture, Lymie Murray, and others added their unique styles, enriching the compilation. The dub engineering on this set was handled with precision, ensuring each track flowed seamlessly. Behind the scenes, DIGITAL B, a respected name in reggae production, crafted the Hold On Riddim. Founded by Bobby "Digital" Dixon, DIGITAL B has been crucial in shaping modern reggae sounds. Known for producing hits like Shabba Ranks' "Mr. Loverman," the label has a history of delivering quality music. This 2005 reggae set remains a testament to the genre's roots, offering a polished and timeless listening experience. The artists and the producer came together to create something special, capturing the essence of reggae's enduring appeal.
Hold On Tracklist:
- Everton Blender – Give Thanks
- Fantan Mojah – Kings Of Kings
- Half Pint & Anthony B – Two To One
- Louie Culture – Safe And Secure
- Lymie Murray – If You Got Love
- Nadine Sutherland – Listening To The Rain
- Richie Spice – Bad Lamp
- Richie Stephens – Friends And Lovers
- Sugar Roy & Conrad Crystal – Tired Of It
- Tanya Stephens – We Nah Run
- Version – Hold On Riddim
- Warrior King – My Love Is True
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