LOVE WONT COME EASY RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2005
Love Wont Come Easy Overview
In 2005, the reggae scene was invigorated by the release of the "Love Won't Come Easy Riddim," a project that brought together a talented group of artists and provided a solid roots base for singers and deejays. This dub cut was produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS, known for their ability to capture the essence of reggae and dub music with authenticity and depth. Ed Robinson, a well-respected figure in reggae, contributed "Love Will Find Its Way" to the riddim. Robinson is perhaps best known for his cover of "Knockin' on Heaven's Door," which gained significant attention and showcased his vocal prowess. Jigsy King, another key contributor, brought his energetic style to the track "Good Gosh," adding a vibrant layer to the riddim's laidback beats. Kym's "Give It Up" further enriched the project with her soulful voice, while Mikey General's "Anything Can Happen" delivered a message of hope and resilience. Mikey General has been a staple in the reggae community, often collaborating with renowned artists and producers. Muziah's "Ningy Nanga" added a unique flair, reflecting the diverse influences within the reggae genre. The riddim also featured tracks like "What Goes Around" by Peter Selassie and "She Is So Beautiful" by Ras Igel, each contributing to the project's spiritual and anthemic vibes. Scion Success offered two tracks, "Baby How You Turn" and "Love Won't Come Easy," both of which highlighted his smooth vocal delivery. Overall, the "Love Won't Come Easy Riddim" remains a cherished piece of reggae history, celebrated for its cohesive blend of thoughtful energy and spiritual depth.
Love Wont Come Easy Tracklist:
- Ed Robinson – Love Will Find Its Way
- Jigsy King – Good Gosh
- Kym – Give It Up
- Mikey General – Anything Can Happen
- Muziah – Ningy Nanga
- Peter Selassie – What Goes Around
- Ras Igel – She Is So Beautiful
- Scion Success – Baby How You Turn
- Scion Success – Love Won’t Come Easy
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