LIVE ON RIDDIM produced by BLACK SCORPIO 2002
Live On Overview
When the "Live On Riddim" reggae set was released in 2002, fans quickly embraced it for its smooth grooves and uplifting vibes. The collection became a cultural touchstone, offering young singers a platform to shine. Capleton and Luciano teamed up for "Never Want The Youth Dem Die," a track that resonated deeply with listeners for its powerful message and compelling delivery. Capleton, known for his energetic performances and hits like "Jah Jah City," brought his fiery spirit to the collaboration, while Luciano's soulful voice added depth and emotion. Gentleman and Daddy joined forces on "Rings - River Jordan," delivering a serene and reflective piece that showcased their vocal chemistry. Gentleman, a German reggae artist, has been celebrated for his international appeal and albums like "Journey to Jah," which helped spread reggae's influence beyond Jamaica. M.S contributed "Before Yuh Hungry," a track that highlighted the importance of self-awareness and community. Mickey's "General - Save My Soul" offered a heartfelt plea for redemption and change. Morgan's "Heritage - Children Of Selassie" celebrated cultural pride and unity, while Paul Elliot's "Nuclear Bomb" and Prestige's "No Love" added layers of social commentary. The instrumental "Version — Live On" provided a rich, rhythmic backdrop that tied the set together. The production was guided by BLACK SCORPIO, a name synonymous with quality reggae music. Founded by Maurice "Jack Scorpio" Johnson, the label has been instrumental in the careers of many reggae and dancehall artists, known for its distinctive sound and impact on the genre. The dub engineering on this set further enhanced its warm tones and enduring appeal, making it a memorable release in reggae history.
Live On Tracklist:
- Capleton & Luciano – Never Want The Youth Dem Die
- Gentleman & Daddy-Rings – River Jordan
- M.S – Before Yuh Hungry
- Mickey-General – Save My Soul
- Morgan-Heritage – Children Of Selassie
- Paul-Elliot – Nuclear Bomb
- Prestige – No Love
- Version – Live On
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