Hungry Days Riddim produced by Vikings Production 2005/2025
Hungry Days Overview
The "Hungry Days" dub cut, released in 2005, is a memorable piece from the reggae scene, showcasing deep roots vibes. This riddim brought together an impressive lineup of artists, each adding their unique touch. Black Panther delivers "In My World," a track that captures listeners with its smooth flow. Chezedeck's "What A Joy" brings a soothing layer to the riddim, enhancing its character. Everton Blender, known for his hit song "Lift Up Your Head," contributes "Higher Heights," adding depth and sincerity to the mix. Iyashanti's "Hungry Mouth To Feed" highlights social themes, while Jah Mason's "Time To Save Yourself" offers a call for self-reflection. These songs, along with others like Mikeylous' "Time Is The Master" and Paul Elliot's "Love Should Be Real," create a complete reggae experience. The foundation of this project is Vikings Production, a well-respected name in the reggae world. Vikings Production is known for its role in producing high-quality reggae music and has been a key player in bringing roots reggae to a global audience. Their ability to create a smooth, cohesive sound is evident in the "Hungry Days" riddim, which still resonates today. The "Hungry Days" riddim remains a testament to the enduring appeal of roots reggae, with its rich basslines and soulful contributions from talented artists. This 2005 release continues to echo the essence of reggae music, making it a classic in the genre.
Hungry Days Tracklist:
- Black Panther – In My World
- Chezedeck – What A Joy
- Everton Blender – Higher Heights
- Iyashanti – Hungry Mouth To Feed
- Jah Mason – Time To Save Yourself
- Mikeylous – Time Is The Master
- Paul Elliot – Love Should Be Real
- Perfect Giddimani – Cry Free
- Turbulence – I Am Bless
- Version – Hungry Days
- Excel Black – In My World
- Tiwony – Méditation
- Slikee – Illyzyon
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