My Children Riddim – Joe Frasier

MY CHILDREN RIDDIM produced by JOE FRASIER 2002

My Children Overview

In 2002, the reggae scene was graced with a rhythm project that carried the essence of roots reggae into the modern era. The "My Children Riddim" brought a soothing and groovy vibe, resonating with fans of the genre. This rhythm was a blend of peaceful melodies and rhythmic beats that captured the soul of reggae music. Several renowned artists lent their voices to this project, each adding their unique touch. Bunny Rugs, known for his time as the lead singer of Third World, performed "I'll Be There," bringing his distinctive tone to the riddim. Don Campbell's "Run Them" showcased his smooth vocal style, while George Nooks delivered a heartfelt performance with "My Children," a track that highlighted his ability to connect with listeners on a deep level. Lloyd Brown, with his song "Bless Me," continued to demonstrate why he is a respected figure in reggae, known for his consistent contributions to the genre. Marcia Griffiths, celebrated for her hit "Electric Boogie," added her legendary voice to the riddim with "Piece By Piece," further enriching the project. The production was helmed by JOE FRASIER, a name synonymous with quality reggae music. Known for his ability to craft rhythms that resonate with both traditional and contemporary audiences, JOE FRASIER has been a significant figure in the reggae industry. His work on the "My Children Riddim" not only kept the roots of reggae alive but also introduced the sound to a new generation of listeners. His influence and dedication to the genre continue to be felt today.

My Children Tracklist:

1. Bunny Rugs – I`Ll Be There
2. Don Campbell – Run Them
3. George Nooks – My Children
4. Lloyd Brown – Bless Me
5. Marcia Griffiths – Piece By Piece
6. My Children Riddim – Version
7. Shalom – Without You
8. Shinehead – You Got It Bad

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