IDENTIFY RIDDIM produced by REAL MUSIC 2002
Identify Overview
In 2002, REAL MUSIC brought together a unique reggae collection called Identify Riddim. This project gave young reggae singers a platform to express cultural themes through music. The riddim features a smooth rocksteady flow, blending reggae with hints of other genres, creating an engaging and infectious sound. Capleton & Glen Washington's "Jah Work It Out" stands out with its conscious lyrics, showcasing their strengths in delivering meaningful messages. Capleton, known for his energetic performances and hits like "Who Dem," adds his signature fiery style to the track. Meanwhile, Glen Washington, famous for his soulful voice, complements the energy with his smooth delivery. Another notable collaboration is between Jah Mason & Sammy Dread on "Conquer." Jah Mason, recognized for his uplifting lyrics, and Sammy Dread, a veteran in reggae, create a powerful anthem. Their song encourages resilience and strength, resonating with listeners seeking inspiration. Junior Kelly & Anthony Malvo contribute with "Identify," a track that blends their distinct vocal styles. Junior Kelly, known for his hit "Love So Nice," brings his lyrical depth, while Anthony Malvo adds a melodic touch. Sluggy Ranks delivers "Reveal It," showcasing his ability to blend roots reggae with dancehall influences. His unique style remains influential in the reggae scene. The riddim also includes a Version track, "Identify Riddim," allowing listeners to appreciate the instrumental's smooth flow. REAL MUSIC, the producer, is known for crafting projects that highlight reggae's cultural richness. Their work on Identify Riddim continues to echo the spirit of roots reggae, offering a timeless listening experience.
Identify Tracklist:
- Capleton & Glen Washington – Jah Work It Out
- Jah Mason & Sammy Dread – Conquer
- Junior Kelly & Anthony Malvo – Identify
- Sluggy Ranks – Reveal It
- Version – Identify Riddim
- Wayne Wonder – Falling Like Rain
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