MP4 RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2004
Mp4 Overview
In 2004, reggae music continued to thrive with a vibrant cultural scene that embraced both tradition and innovation. The Mp4 Riddim emerged as a standout project during this period, celebrated for its conscious sound and warm, infectious rhythm. This riddim captured the essence of reggae’s enduring appeal. The project was influenced by the roots selector’s deep connection to the genre, ensuring that the music resonated with authenticity and soul. The producer, known under the name VARIOUS ARTISTS, played a crucial role in shaping the release. With a history of crafting cohesive and meditative reggae pieces, VARIOUS ARTISTS has been involved in numerous projects that have left a significant mark on the reggae landscape. The artists featured on the Mp4 Riddim brought their unique talents to the forefront. Briggy Benz and Greg Hinds delivered a memorable performance with "I Need A Girl," showcasing their ability to blend smooth vocals with the riddim’s rich backdrop. Crimis contributed with "Pre Me," adding depth to the collection with introspective lyrics and a compelling delivery. Dudsy Milla, featured in "There For You," and alongside Mitch in "Baby Baby," added another layer of emotion and melody. Natty Chris's "Again" further highlighted the riddim's versatility, bringing a fresh energy that resonated with listeners. This collection of tracks, including Simpleton's "Bonita," Star Nine's "Party Like This," Turbulence's "Rise," and Wissy Wassy's "Gal," demonstrated reggae's strength in 2004. The Mp4 Riddim remains a testament to the genre's ability to inspire and connect people through music.
Mp4 Tracklist:
- Briggy Benz & Greg Hinds – I Need A Girl
- Crimis – Pre Me
- Dudsy Milla – There For You
- Mitch & Dudsy Milla – Baby Baby
- Natty Chris – Again
- Simpleton – Bonita
- Star Nine – Party Like This
- Turbulence – Rise
- Wissy Wassy – Gal
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