INSPIRED RIDDIM produced by BUNNY “G”s RECORDS 2005
Inspired Overview
When the Inspired Riddim album collection dropped in 2005, reggae fans were buzzing with excitement. The unique blend of revivalist beats and energetic vibes captured their hearts, and the tracks quickly became favorites at sound system nights. Anthony B's "Rasta Love" stood out as a powerful anthem, showcasing his signature style that fans have loved since his early hit "Raid The Barn." Meanwhile, Anthony Cruz charmed listeners with "Born In The Country," adding his smooth vocals to the mix. Beenie Man and Thriller U teamed up for "Feel This Feeling," a track that highlighted Beenie Man's versatility. Known as the "King of Dancehall," Beenie Man has been a staple in the reggae scene, with hits like "Who Am I" that have earned him international acclaim. Bunny General's "Wonderful Tonight" and Cobra's "Born In The Ghetto" added depth to the collection, each bringing their unique flair. Cobra, known for his gritty delivery, has had a successful career with tracks like "Flex" that topped charts in the 1990s. Behind this vibrant collection was BUNNY "G"s RECORDS, a label known for its strong dub roots and innovative sound. Their work on the Inspired Riddim was a testament to their influence in the reggae world. The label has been a significant player in the industry, often pushing boundaries and supporting artists who bring something fresh to the table. Even today, the Inspired Riddim holds a special place in reggae history, remembered for its dynamic energy and timeless tracks from 2005.
Inspired Tracklist:
- Anthony B – Rasta Love
- Anthony Cruz – Born In The Country
- Beenie Man And Thriller U – Feel This Feeling
- Bunny General – Wonderful Tonight
- Cobra – Born In The Ghetto
- Courtney Melody – Help The Children
- Half Pint – Free Your Mind
- Inspired Riddim – Version
- Kandy Man – Yes Mi Friend
- Luciano – Feel Like Chanting
- Lukie D – Not Guilty
- Micheal Rose – Crazy Thing
- Pinchers – Rescue Me
- Utan Green – Tonight
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