MARATHON MAN RIDDIM produced by JAMMYS RECORDS 2004
Marathon Man Overview
In 2004, the Marathon Man Riddim emerged as a standout in the reggae scene, perfectly capturing the conscious sound that defined the era. This riddim, with its nod to classic reggae aesthetics, was skillfully arranged to fit seamlessly into the contemporary landscape of the time. The influence of the music arranger is evident in the riddim’s ability to blend traditional reggae vibes with a modern twist. This was further enhanced by the production expertise of JAMMYS RECORDS, a label known for its significant impact on reggae music. Founded by Lloyd James, also known as King Jammy, the label has been a powerhouse in the industry, producing numerous hits and nurturing reggae talent over the years. The Marathon Man Riddim was brought to life by a lineup of talented artists. Anthony Malvo’s "Baby Don't Cry" delivers a heartfelt performance, showcasing his smooth vocal style. Bushman’s "Tribal War" adds a powerful message of peace and unity, reflecting his reputation as a conscious reggae artist. George Nooks contributes with "The Next Time," demonstrating his ability to blend gospel influences with reggae rhythms. Gregory Isaacs, known as the "Cool Ruler," adds his signature smoothness with "Will You Be Mine," reminding fans of his timeless appeal. Lukie D’s "Just Believe" offers an uplifting message, staying true to his positive lyrical style. These tracks, along with Michael Rose’s "Woe Unto Those" and the instrumental "Version — Marathon Man Riddim," continue to resonate with fans, serving as a roots memory of 2004’s vibrant reggae scene.
Marathon Man Tracklist:
- Anthony Malvo – Baby Don’t Cry
- Bushman – Tribal War
- George Nooks – The Next Time
- Gregory Issacs – Will You Be Mine
- Lukie D – Just Believe
- Michael Rose – Woe Unto Those
- Version – Marathon Man Riddim
Releases Similar to Marathon Man Riddim – Jammys Records
Research and editorial by Riddimz Kalacta & Goltem, sourcing from physical vinyl labels, Discogs, ReggaeFever, Riddim-ID, DancehallMag, and other trusted archives.