KISS KISS RIDDIM produced by EDUCATION RECORDS 2004
Kiss Kiss Overview
In 2005, the reggae scene was enriched by the release of the Kiss Kiss Riddim, which brought roots vibes to the forefront. This riddim was a vibrant addition that reflected the cultural depth and lively spirit of reggae music. The sound system producer, EDUCATION RECORDS, played a significant role in shaping this release. Known for their focus on party vibes, EDUCATION RECORDS has been influential in crafting reggae sounds that resonate with audiences, making them a key player in the genre. The Kiss Kiss Riddim featured a collection of talented artists. Action Fya contributed with "Think And Check," adding energetic lines to the riddim. Futur Trouble's track, "Jah Bless Me," brought a spiritual element, emphasizing themes of faith and resilience. Hopeton James, with "Are You Ready," delivered smooth vocals that complemented the riddim's classic arrangements. Horace Andy, a well-respected figure in reggae, added depth with his song "Kiss Kiss." Known for his distinctive voice, Andy has had a long and successful career, including collaborations with the British trip-hop group Massive Attack. Joseph Cotton's "Wicked Running" added another layer of dynamism to the release. His career has spanned decades, with a reputation for energetic performances. Other notable tracks on the riddim include Ranking Joe's "One Jah" and the instrumental "Cuss Cuss Version" by Roots And Radics And Scully. Together, these tracks created a satisfying arc that captured the essence of reggae in 2005, making the Kiss Kiss Riddim a memorable cultural work of that year.
Kiss Kiss Tracklist:
- Action Fya – Think And Check
- Futur Trouble – Jah Bless Me
- Hopeton James – Are You Ready
- Horace Andy – Kiss Kiss
- Joseph Cotton – Wicked Running
- Ranking Joe – One Jah
- Roots And Radics And Scully – Cuss Cuss Version
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