LONDON ROCK RIDDIM produced by BLACK SCORPIO PRODUCTIONS 2005
London Rock Overview
In 2005, the London Rock Riddim emerged from the creative depths of BLACK SCORPIO PRODUCTIONS, a label known for its influential contributions to reggae and dancehall. Founded by Maurice "Jack Scorpio" Johnson in the late 1970s, BLACK SCORPIO has long been a pillar in the Jamaican music scene, celebrated for its ability to craft timeless sounds that resonate with audiences worldwide. The creation of the London Rock Riddim was a testament to the label's commitment to keeping reggae's roots vibrant. This riddim, with its relaxed and uplifting vibes, quickly became a favorite in reggae circles. It was a project that brought together a stellar lineup of artists, each adding their unique flair. Fire Sparks delivered "Mind Smutty," a track that highlighted his lyrical prowess. Gentleman, a German reggae artist known for his international appeal, contributed "Flesh And Bone," further cementing his reputation as a global reggae ambassador. The late Jimmy Riley, remembered for his soulful voice, offered "Only Jah Can Be Trusted," a song that echoed his deep spiritual connection. Luciano, often called "The Messenger" for his conscious lyrics, uplifted listeners with "Rise With Jah." Meanwhile, Macka B, known for his witty and socially conscious lyrics, added depth with "I And I." Other artists like Mark Wonder, Mikey General, and Turbulence Ft The Higher Trod Family also brought their distinct sounds to the project. As the London Rock Riddim echoed through sound system nights, it kept reggae's roots alive, offering a blend of tradition and innovation that continues to resonate today.
London Rock Tracklist:
- Fire Sparks – Mind Smutty
- Gentleman – Flesh And Bone
- Jimmy Riley – Only Jah Can Be Trusted
- Luciano – Rise With Jah
- Macka B – I And I
- Mark Wonder – Blazing Hot
- Mikey General – Lu La Lae
- Turbulence Ft The Higher Trod Family – Why Oh Why
- Version – London Rock Riddim
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