HONEY CONE RIDDIM PT 2 – RAGGEDY JOE
Honey Cone Overview
In a small, vibrant studio, the Honey Cone Riddim came to life with a blend of creativity and tradition. The sound system producer, although not widely known by name, guided the project with a clear vision. The goal was to create a rhythm that felt both fresh and deeply rooted in reggae's rich history. The result was a warm, inviting sound that quickly became a favorite on reggae playlists. Alkatraz delivered "Do You Know," a smooth track that showcases his ability to blend thoughtful lyrics with catchy melodies. Chuck Fendah followed with "Wha We Deh Ya Fa," bringing his unique style and energy to the riddim. Known for his powerful voice, Fendah's contribution added depth and passion to the compilation. Daville's "Always Count On Me" stood out with its heartfelt message and melodic charm. Daville is well-known for his hit "On My Mind," which reached audiences around the world, and his performance here is just as engaging. Determine added "Never Fail I" to the mix, a track that resonates with themes of resilience and determination, staying true to his name. Frankie Paul, often referred to as the "Jamaican Stevie Wonder," contributed "Crush On You." With a career spanning several decades and a plethora of hits, Paul's voice brought a timeless quality to the riddim. Together, these artists created a cultural recording that echoed the spirit of 2020 roots reggae, making the Honey Cone Riddim a release that rewarded listeners with each play.
Honey Cone Tracklist:
- Alkatraz – Do You Know
- Chuck Fendah – Wha We Deh Ya Fa
- Daville – Always Count On Me
- Determine – Never Fail I
- Frankie Paul – Crush On You
- Morgan Heritage – Signs & Wonders
- Natural Black-Talk – To The Bigger Head
- Prezident Brown – Fountain Of Love
- Queen Ifrica – Give It Up For Love
- Red Rose, Anthony Malvo, Norri – African Woman
- Tony Rebel – Experience Teaches Wisdom
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