Major Riddim produced by Don Corleon Records 2010
Major Overview
In 2010, reggae music saw a return to its roots with a track base that followed traditional reggae structure. This sound was brought to life by Don Corleon Records, a well-known Jamaican label led by producer Donovan "Don Corleon" Bennett. The label is respected for creating popular riddims and helping new artists gain international attention. Don Corleon Records is known for hits that cross borders and has worked with some of the most recognized names in reggae and dancehall. On this classic reggae base, several artists delivered memorable songs. Cecile, a leading female voice in reggae, performed "Take My Heart," showing her smooth style. J Boog, an American-Samoan singer famous for blending island vibes with reggae, contributed "Lets Do It Again," which became a favorite among fans. Jah Cure, known for his soulful voice and conscious lyrics, shared "Respect," adding depth to the riddim. Jah Vinci, a singer with a strong emotional delivery, gave listeners "Gwan Home." Kriss Kelli, recognized for her unique tone, brought brightness with "Sunshine." Other artists also made their mark: Lutan Fyah with "Come Over," Professor with "Fi R Type," Tarrus Riley with "Wildfire," Wayne Marshall with "Work Hard," and Zj Liquid with "Fraid Fi Go Home." Each song fit the reggae foundation, creating a sense of unity across the project. This track base from Don Corleon Records remains important in reggae history. It highlights the power of traditional reggae rhythms and the talent of artists who continue to share the genre's message worldwide.
Major Tracklist:
- Cecile – Take My Heart
- J Boog – Lets Do It Again
- Jah Cure – Respect
- Jah Vinci – Gwan Home
- Kriss Kelli – Sunshine
- Lutan Fyah – Come Over
- Professor – Fi R Type
- Tarrus Riley – Wildfire
- Wayne Marshall – Work Hard
- Zj Liquid – Fraid Fi Go Home
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