ISSA CHAR RIDDIM produced by IMPERIAL PRODUCTION 2004
Issa Char Overview
In 2004, the reggae scene was buzzing with the creation of the Issa Char Riddim. The foundation of this riddim was built in the studio with a focus on conscious sounds that would resonate with listeners. The creative direction was led by IMPERIAL PRODUCTION, a label known for its ability to blend party vibes with meaningful messages. IMPERIAL PRODUCTION has been influential in the reggae world, known for producing tracks that both entertain and provoke thought. The Issa Char Riddim brought together a talented lineup of artists, each adding their unique touch. Alley Cat contributed with "We Can't Go On Like This," a track that highlighted his ability to address social issues through music. Blu Fox added depth with "Hear My Sound," showcasing his melodic prowess. Determine's "Jah I Love You" was another standout, reflecting his strong spiritual connection and lyrical depth. Gentleman & Chrisinti collaborated on "Struggle And Faith," a song that emphasized perseverance and hope, themes common in their music. Lenn Hammond's "No More War" was a call for peace, aligning with his history of promoting unity through his songs. This collection of tracks on the Issa Char Riddim was a testament to reggae's enduring power in 2004. Each artist brought their own flavor, yet the riddim's cohesive sound proved that reggae could be both thought-provoking and dance-inducing. The collaboration of these artists under the guidance of IMPERIAL PRODUCTION resulted in a memorable contribution to reggae music.
Issa Char Tracklist:
- Alley Cat – We Can’t Go On Like This
- Blu Fox – Hear My Sound
- Determine – Jah I Love You
- Gentleman & Chrisinti – Struggle And Faith
- Lenn Hammond – No More War
- Mitch – Show Me Love
- Queen Ifrica – Need You
- The Chic – Call Him
- Tony Rebel – Break The Cycle
- Version – Issa Char Riddim
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