JUGGLING RIDDIM produced by J.R. PRODUCTIONS 2005
Juggling Overview
In 2005, the Juggling Riddim made waves in the reggae scene, quickly finding its place in playlists. Rooted deeply in sound system culture, the riddim's dub cuts brought a unique energy to dances and parties. The music arranger's skillful layering of retro beats with modern vibes gave the project a timeless feel. J.R. PRODUCTIONS, the powerhouse behind the riddim, played a crucial role in its success. Known for their focus on uplifting and positive vibes, J.R. PRODUCTIONS has a history of delivering impactful reggae music. They have been involved in producing several notable works that resonate well with reggae enthusiasts. The artists on this collection brought their own flair to the riddim. Junior Reid, a reggae legend known for his hit song "One Blood," contributed "Dirty Shirt," adding depth with his iconic voice. Wada Blood and Andrew Blood delivered "Watch Over Me," a track that highlighted their strong vocal chemistry. Junior Lion's "Jah Is Worthy" offered a spiritual touch, while Warrior King and Communche's "Why Do We Fight" tackled themes of peace and unity. Changes Family added their voice with "Na Share Di Wealth," emphasizing community and togetherness. Turbulence, known for his song "Notorious," contributed "Love Rastafari," showcasing his love for reggae roots. This album collection is remembered as a highlight of reggae in 2005, capturing the essence of the genre through its diverse and talented lineup. The Juggling Riddim remains a testament to the strength and vibrancy of reggae music.
Juggling Tracklist:
- Junior Reid – Dirty Shirt
- Wada Blood And Andrew Blood – Watch Over Me
- Junior Lion – Jah Is Worthy
- Warrior King And Communche – Why Do We Fight
- Changes Family – Na Share Di Wealth
- Turbulence – Love Rastafari
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