MIND ME OFF RIDDIM produced by PURPLE SKUNK RECORDS 2005
Mind Me Off Overview
The "Mind Me Off Riddim" project, released in 2005, is a testament to the enduring appeal of reggae music. This compilation brings a rich and rhythmic vibe that captures the essence of classic reggae. The groove is infectious, with a melodic flow that draws listeners in and keeps them engaged throughout. Among the standout contributions, Anthony B shines with "Hard - E," showcasing his powerful vocal delivery and lyrical prowess. Known for his energetic performances and socially conscious lyrics, Anthony B has long been a staple in the reggae scene. Anthony Cruz adds depth to the collection with "Respect People," a track that emphasizes positive messages and smooth vocals. Bascom X's "Baby" offers a soulful touch, while Chuck Fender's "Raise Up My People" delivers a call to action with its uplifting and empowering theme. Pliers contributes "All Is Well," adding a soothing element to the mix with his distinctive voice. Behind the scenes, PURPLE SKUNK RECORDS played a pivotal role in bringing this project to life. Known for their dedication to authentic reggae sounds, the label has been influential in maintaining the genre's roots. Their commitment to quality production and retro grooves has helped "Mind Me Off Riddim" secure its place as a strong foundation in reggae music. This project not only highlights the talents of its featured artists but also underscores the importance of reggae's cultural heritage. By keeping the music true to its roots, PURPLE SKUNK RECORDS ensures that the spirit of reggae continues to thrive.
Mind Me Off Tracklist:
- Anthony B – Hard – E
- Anthony Cruz – Respect People
- Bascom X – Baby
- Chuck Fender – Raise Up My People
- Pliers – All Is Well
- Richie Spice – Mind Offa Me
- Sugar Roy & Conrad Crystal – Time Bomb
- Teflon – Rise Up, Stand Firm
- Unknown Artist – Oh Mama
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