Hurting Inside Riddim – Total Satisfaction Records

HURTING INSIDE RIDDIM produced by TOTAL SATISFACTION RECORDS 2006

Hurting Inside Overview

If you love reggae from the 2000s, the Hurting Inside Riddim by TOTAL SATISFACTION RECORDS stands out as a true roots creation. The foundation rhythm in this release brings the feeling of classic reggae, with deep bass, steady drums, and soulful melodies. This style was different from some of the digital or dancehall-heavy sounds that were popular in 2006. Instead, it connects back to the roots era, much like the timeless rhythms that shaped reggae’s golden years. Frankie Paul, known for his hit “Sara,” brings his strong voice to “More High Grade.” Jah Hammed And Meditations deliver “Rastaman,” showing their roots harmony style. Jah Mason, who made waves with “Princess Gone,” sings “Feel My Pain.” Luciano, famous for his album “Where There Is Life,” brings power to “Bangarang.” Lutan Fyah, respected in the modern roots scene, shines on “Leave Me Lonely.” Each artist uses the riddim’s classic groove in their own way. TOTAL SATISFACTION RECORDS is a label with roots in the UK reggae scene, known for supporting both new and veteran artists. Their work on Hurting Inside Riddim keeps the roots tradition alive in 2006, when many producers were turning to faster, digital beats. The label’s focus on real instruments and soulful production makes this riddim a special part of reggae’s story. If you want to feel the spirit of classic reggae in a modern time, this is one to check.

Hurting Inside Tracklist:

1. Frankie Paul – More High Grade
2. Hurting Inside Riddim – Version
3. Jah Hammed And Meditations – Rastaman
4. Jah Mason – Feel My Pain
5. Luciano – Bangarang
6. Lutan Fyah – Leave Me Lonely
7. Norris Man And Jah Hammed – Keep It Real
8. Sizzla – Education Is The Key
9. Sluggy Ranks – Zion Gates
10. Version – Hurting Inside Riddim

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