INCENSE RIDDIM by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2004
Incense Overview
In 2004, the Incense Riddim made its mark as a significant dub release, offering young reggae singers a stage to express cultural themes. This riddim, recognized for its deep bass and rhythmic vibrancy, was crafted by the producer known as VARIOUS ARTISTS. Known for their diverse and impactful work across the reggae scene, VARIOUS ARTISTS has been involved in numerous influential projects, contributing to the genre's evolution. The Incense Riddim stands out among other dub releases of its time due to its unique blend of artists and sounds. D2's "How It Feels" is a standout track that captures the emotional depth and rhythmic groove that defines the riddim. Don Ricardo adds another layer of intensity with "Daily Nightmare," a track that resonates with listeners due to its thoughtful energy. The Green Hill All Stars contribute with "Every Time," a track that showcases their ability to blend traditional reggae elements with modern sounds, creating a timeless feel. Meanwhile, Jason Jack's "Envy Us" and Lloyd Brown featuring Tanya's "Full Hundred" add further diversity and richness to the riddim, highlighting the versatility of the artists involved. This release is remembered not just for its musical quality but also for providing a cultural platform that many young singers of the era used to express their roots and stories. The Incense Riddim remains a beloved piece of reggae history, celebrated for its contribution to the genre and its ability to bring together a variety of artists under one cohesive sound.
Incense Tracklist:
- D2 – How It Feels
- Don Ricardo – Daily Nightmare
- Green Hill All Stars – Every Time
- Jason Jack – Envy Us
- Lloyd Brown Feat Tanya – Full Hundred
- Mashal Messianist – Not Me
- Meleka Feat Tryumf – Cant Nobody
- Osmond Collins – God Is In Control
- Pac Deep – School Holiday
- Predestined Feat Ago – Big Him Up
- Solid Rock Feat David Fisher – No Shame In My Game
- Zion Noiz Feat Donna Marie – That Feelin Again
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