Nyah Bongo Riddim – Joe Fraiser

NYAH BONGO RIDDIM produced by JOE FRAISER 2004

Nyah Bongo Overview

In 2004, reggae music was alive and kicking, with many artists bringing fresh sounds to the scene. One of the standout releases that year was the Nyah Bongo Riddim. This release brought together several talented artists who added their unique styles to the bass-heavy rhythms. Flourgan's "Mek Wi Meddie" and Glen Washington's "On & On" were highlights on this riddim. Flourgan, known for his energetic performances, brought a lively vibe to the track. Glen Washington, with his smooth vocals, delivered a song that kept listeners hooked from start to finish. Lloyd Brown's "Bongo Nyah" added another layer to the riddim. Lloyd Brown is a respected artist in the reggae world, known for his album "Deep," which received critical acclaim. His contribution to the Nyah Bongo Riddim showcased his ability to blend traditional reggae with modern sounds. Tanya Stephens, with her track "Better Luck," also featured on this riddim. Tanya is well-known for her hit song "It's a Pity," which brought her international recognition and cemented her place in reggae music. Version's "Nyah Bongo Riddim" and Wayne Wade's "One Good Girl" rounded out the release, providing a steady flow that kept the roots of reggae alive. The producer behind this riddim, JOE FRAISER, played a crucial role. Known for his work with the Joe Frasier label, he ensured the meditative flow remained at the center, making this release a favorite among reggae fans. His production skills helped maintain the cultural and musical integrity of reggae during this time.

Nyah Bongo Tracklist:

1. Flourgan – Mek Wi Meddie
2. Glen Washington – On & On
3. Lloyd Brown – Bongo Nyah
4. Tanya Stephens – Better Luck
5. Version – Nyah Bongo Riddim
6. Wayne Wade – One Good Girl