KHATA 9 RIDDIM produced by FREEDOM TRAIL PRODUCTIONS 2004
Khata 9 Overview
The "Khata 9 Riddim" release in 2004 featured standout tracks that left a lasting impact on the reggae scene. Among these tracks were "All I Say" by Buju Banton, "Heart Haffi Clean Up" by Capleton, and the instrumental "Khata 9 Riddim" by Version. Each song contributed to the lively and engaging atmosphere of the album. Buju Banton, known for his deep, resonant voice, brought his signature style to "All I Say." The artist gained international fame with his 1995 album "Til Shiloh," which seamlessly blended dancehall and reggae. Capleton, another key figure in the reggae world, delivered "Heart Haffi Clean Up" with his characteristic energy. Often referred to as the "Fireman," Capleton is celebrated for his socially conscious lyrics and dynamic performances. His track was a reminder of his commitment to positive messages in music. Version's contribution, "Khata 9 Riddim," provided the instrumental backbone for the release, showcasing the vibrant sound that defined the collection. FREEDOM TRAIL PRODUCTIONS, the force behind the release, played a crucial role in bringing these artists together. Known for promoting unity and peace through their projects, the label has a history of supporting both established and emerging talents. Their dedication to cultural expression and musical excellence has made them a respected name in the industry. The "Khata 9 Riddim" release is remembered as a highlight of reggae music in 2004, offering a platform for young singers to shine and reinforcing the genre's enduring strength and appeal.
Khata 9 Tracklist:
- Buju Banton – All I Say
- Capleton – Heart Haffi Clean Up
- Version – Khata 9 Riddim
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