OH NO RIDDIM produced by TOTAL SATISFACTION RECORDS 2005
Oh No Overview
TOTAL SATISFACTION RECORDS made a significant mark in 2005 with the release of the Oh No Riddim. This roots riddim maintained a classic reggae structure while capturing the spirit of its time. Known for producing quality reggae music, TOTAL SATISFACTION RECORDS brought together a stellar lineup of artists, each contributing their unique sound to this vibrant collection. Frankie Paul, renowned for his hit "Promise," lent his powerful voice to the riddim, adding depth and emotion. Freddie McGregor, a legend in his own right with songs like "What's On Your Mind," showcased his timeless vocal prowess. Jah Hammond added his signature touch with "Oh No," further enriching the riddim's appeal. Luciano, celebrated for his roots and culture anthems, delivered "Back In Town," reinforcing his status as a reggae stalwart. Lukie D's contribution with "Love Conquers All" added a soulful layer to the riddim, demonstrating his versatility and vocal strength. The production quality of the Oh No Riddim was elevated by the expert touch of the dub engineer, who ensured that the warmth of vinyl was preserved while delivering a crisp sound. TOTAL SATISFACTION RECORDS, known for their dedication to authentic reggae music, provided a platform where these artists could shine, making the riddim a favorite for both radio play and sound system sessions. This release stands as one of the cultural highlights of 2005, a testament to the enduring appeal of roots reggae and the talent of the artists and producers involved.
Oh No Tracklist:
- Frankie Paul – Promise
- Freddie Mcgregor – Whats On Your Mind
- Jah Hammond – Oh No
- Luciano – Back In Town
- Lukie D – Love Conquers All
- Lutan Fyah – Love Me
- Michigan And Triston Palmer – The Affair
- Natural Black – Nuh Go So
- Oh No Riddim – Version
- Pampi Judah – Know Yourself
- Tasha T And Saba Tooth – Let Us Strive
- Tony Curtis – All I Want
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