MR. BROWN RIDDIM produced by DONSOME RECORDS 2005
Mr. Brown Overview
In 2005, the reggae scene was invigorated by the release of the Mr. Brown Riddim, a project that continues to resonate with fans of the genre. Released by DONSOME RECORDS, this riddim brought together a talented group of artists, each contributing their unique style to create a memorable musical experience. Anthony Cruz lent his voice to the track "Feel Up," adding his signature smooth vocals that have made him a staple in reggae music. Beenie Man, known as the "King of Dancehall," brought his dynamic energy to "Tomorrow." Beenie Man has long been a dominant force in the genre, with hits like "Who Am I (Sim Simma)" and a Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album in 2001 for "Art and Life." Christopher added depth to the riddim with "Because Of You," showcasing his ability to blend emotion with melody. Don Mafia's "Not The Same" introduced a raw edge, while Hero's "Searching" provided an introspective touch. The riddim also featured "High Crisis" by Red Rose and "Try" by an Unknown Artist, rounding out a diverse collection of tracks that maintained a cohesive sound. DONSOME RECORDS, the producer behind this project, has been influential in the reggae world. Known for their dedication to quality and innovation, they have consistently delivered music that keeps dancefloors lively and listeners engaged. The Mr. Brown Riddim is a testament to their ability to craft enduring reggae foundations. Even years later, the Mr. Brown Riddim remains a vibrant example of reggae's enduring appeal, with its smooth beats and powerful vocal performances keeping the spirit of 2005 alive.
Mr. Brown Tracklist:
- Anthony Cruz – Feel Up
- Beenie Man – Tommorow
- Christopher – Because Of You
- Don Mafia – Not The Same
- Hero – Searching
- Mr Brown Riddim – Version
- Red Rose – High Crisis
- Unknown Artist – Try
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