MIX UP RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2007
Mix Up Overview
Roots reggae always depends on strong musicianship and deep feeling. In 2007, the Mix Up Riddim brought together roots craftsmen who helped shape that year’s reggae sound. The producer, known as VARIOUS ARTISTS, is famous for bringing different singers together on one rhythm. This approach has made many reggae projects popular, showing the power of collaboration in Jamaican music. Several well-known artists added their voices to the riddim. Blacker stands out with “Better Gyal,” bringing his signature style. Christopher Martin delivers “Fi Yuh Money.” Martin is known for his hit “Cheaters Prayer,” and he won Digicel Rising Stars in 2005, which helped launch his career. D Major sings “Good Girls,” adding smooth, rootsy energy. D Major has worked with Busy Signal and other top names, building a strong reputation. Other artists also leave their mark. Danny English performs “Make It In Life,” while Delicious offers “You Dont Have To Sneak In The Door.” Each song adds a unique touch, but all fit the riddim’s laidback, romantic mood. The Mix Up Riddim’s rocksteady groove is part of what made 2007 a special year for reggae. It shows how classic sounds and modern artists can come together, creating music that feels both fresh and true to its roots.
Mix Up Tracklist:
- Blacker – Better Gyal
- Christopher Martin – Fi Yuh Money
- D Major – Good Girls
- Danny English – Make It In Life
- Delicious – You Dont Have To Sneak In The Door
- General Degree – Dem A Fool (Edit)
- General Degree – Dem A Fool (Raw)
- Hawkeye – Fire Love
- Iceman – Wine (Edit)
- Iceman – Wine (Raw)
- Lady G – We Nah Fraid Ah Dem (Edit)
- Lady G – We Nah Fraid Ah Dem (Raw)
- Nitty Kutchie – Girl
- Tanya Stephens – Bwoy Like You (Edit)
- Tanya Stephens – Bwoy Like You (Raw)
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