NIGHT SHIFT RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS SOCA ARTISTS 2004
Night Shift Overview
In 2004, the vibrant rhythms of the Night Shift Riddim made a significant impact on the island music scene, especially during Carnival. This release became a soundtrack for the festivities, bringing together a mix of artists who added their unique flair to the project. Among the standout tracks was "More Love" by Baba Shanta Ft Erika and Kerwin. This song, with its infectious beat, quickly became a favorite among fans. Erika also delivered her solo version of "More Love," showcasing her versatility and vocal prowess. Another highlight was Bunji Garlin's "God D Mid-Point," a track that resonated with many due to his energetic delivery. Bunji Garlin, known for his powerful stage presence, has a reputation for hits like "Differentology," which won the 2013 Soul Train Award for Best International Performance. Gailann's "My Prayer" added a soulful touch to the riddim, while Nicholas brought a message of authenticity with "Be Yourself." Maximus Dan, although not mentioned in the original blurb, contributed "Change Yuh Life," a track that inspired many with its motivational lyrics. The production was helmed by VARIOUS SOCA ARTISTS, a name synonymous with crafting festival-ready anthems. Known for their ability to capture the essence of Caribbean celebrations, their influence on the Night Shift Riddim was evident. This collective has been instrumental in shaping the sound of soca and dancehall, contributing to the genre's global reach. For island fans, the Night Shift Riddim remains a cherished memory of Carnival 2004, a time when music and culture collided in a celebration of life and rhythm.
Night Shift Tracklist:
- Baba Shanta Ft Erika & Kerwin – More Love
- Bunji Garlin – God D Mid-Point
- Gailann – My Prayer
- Machel Montano Ft Nicholas & Meledi Montano – Be Yourself
- Maximus Dan – Change Yuh Life
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