LOTS OF SIGNS RIDDIM produced by JOHN JOHN RECORDS 2002
Lots Of Signs Overview
The Lots Of Signs Riddim is fondly remembered as a powerful example of reggae music's strength in 2002. Its foundation rhythm provided a solid roots base that continues to resonate with fans. This riddim, produced by JOHN JOHN RECORDS, features a percussion-driven sound that highlights the talents of several key artists. Anthony Cruz, known for his song "Ruler Of The World," brought his unique style to the riddim, adding depth and emotion. Bushman, with his track "Hard Time In The City," delivered a performance that captured the struggles and resilience of the people, showcasing his ability to connect with listeners. Luciano, a reggae icon celebrated for songs like "Bad Boy Johnny," contributed his powerful voice, adding to the riddim's appeal. Singing Melody, through his song "Captured," and Sizzla with "Thanks And Praise," further enriched the project, each bringing their own flair and energy. Sizzla, in particular, is known for his prolific career and has been a significant influence in the reggae scene, with numerous albums and hits to his name. The riddim also included "Lots Of Sign" by Tenor Saw and a version track called "Lots Of Sign Riddim," which allowed the instrumental to shine. Wayne Wonder's "Praises To The King" added another layer of excellence to the mix. JOHN JOHN RECORDS, the label behind this memorable riddim, is known for its contributions to reggae music. With a history of producing influential tracks, the label has played a crucial role in shaping the sound of reggae. The Lots Of Signs Riddim remains a testament to their impact and the enduring power of reggae music.
Lots Of Signs Tracklist:
- Anthony Cruz – Ruler Of The World
- Bushman – Hard Time In The City
- Luciano – Bad Boy Johnny
- Singing Melody – Captured
- Sizzla – Thanks And Praise
- Tenor Saw – Lots Of Sign
- Version – Lots Of Sign Riddim
- Wayne Wonder – Praises To The King
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