HOT CROSS BUN RIDDIM produced by DIPLOMAT INC 2003
Hot Cross Bun Overview
In 2003, the Hot Cross Bun Riddim came to life in the studio, guided by the creative vision of DIPLOMAT INC. Known for their deep understanding of reggae's roots, DIPLOMAT INC crafted a riddim that emphasized conscious lyrics and meditative sounds. The studio hand played a crucial role in shaping the sound, ensuring each track delivered a powerful message. DIPLOMAT INC has been influential in the reggae scene, known for their work that often bridges traditional reggae with modern influences. Their dedication to conscious music has earned them respect and recognition in the industry. The Hot Cross Bun Riddim featured several notable reggae artists, each bringing their unique style to the project. Buju Banton, a prominent figure in reggae, contributed the track "Times Are Changing." Buju is well-known for his Grammy-winning album "Before the Dawn," which showcased his powerful voice and lyrical depth. Chrisinti's "Jah Nah Fail" added to the riddim's conscious vibe, while Delly Ranks delivered "Herbs Alone," celebrating reggae's connection to natural themes. Jah Mason's "Think Of War" offered a reflective take on conflict, and Luciano, often called "The Messenjah," inspired with "We Can Do It." Luciano's career is marked by his dedication to uplifting messages, a theme that resonates throughout his work. The riddim also featured Sizzla's "Never Stop Loving You" and Spragga Benz's "You Mr Man," each adding their distinctive flair. The instrumental version, "Hot Cross Bun Riddim," showcased DIPLOMAT INC's production skills, highlighting the riddim's strong roots in reggae tradition. This project kept reggae's roots alive in 2003, continuing to resonate with fans today.
Hot Cross Bun Tracklist:
- Buju Banton – Times Are Changing
- Chrisinti – Jah Nah Fail
- Delly Ranks – Herbs Alone
- Jah Mason – Think Of War
- Luciano – We Can Do It
- Sizzla – Never Stop Loving You
- Spragga Benz – You Mr Man
- Version – Hot Cross Bun Riddim
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