NYABINGY RIDDIM produced by PENTHOUSE RECORDS 2004
Nyabingy Overview
Nyabingy Riddim emerged in 2004, capturing the essence of roots reggae with its percussion-driven rhythm and uplifting pace. This riddim linked modern artists with classic reggae flow, creating a timeless sound that continues to resonate. JahMali contributed to this project with "Free Up," showcasing his smooth vocal style. Known for his conscious lyrics, JahMali has been a significant figure in reggae music, often focusing on themes of freedom and unity. Nadine Sutherland, another celebrated artist, added her voice with "I Pray To Jah." Sutherland gained fame with her hit "Action," a collaboration with Terror Fabulous, which became a staple in dancehall history. Queen Ifrica, a powerful voice in reggae, delivered "Boxers Or Stockings," bringing her unique style and socially conscious messages to the riddim. Tony Rebel, known for his hit "If Jah," added "Fire, Fire" to the mix, reinforcing his reputation as a pioneer of modern reggae. Torch's "Look At This World" rounded out the collection, offering a reflective perspective on life and society. The sound architect behind Nyabingy Riddim was PENTHOUSE RECORDS, a label with a rich history in reggae music. Founded by Donovan Germain, PENTHOUSE RECORDS has been instrumental in shaping the careers of many reggae legends. Known for its high-quality production and commitment to authentic reggae sounds, the label has produced hits for artists like Buju Banton and Beres Hammond. Nyabingy Riddim stands as a testament to the enduring appeal of roots reggae, blending contemporary voices with classic rhythms to create a lasting musical experience.
Nyabingy Tracklist:
- JahMali – Free Up
- Nadine Sutherland – I Pray To Jah
- Queen Ifrica – Boxers Or Stockings
- Tony Rebel – Fire, Fire
- Torch – Look At This World
- Version – Nyabingy Riddim
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