ONE TUMP RIDDIM produced by SPICE ISLAND 2003
One Tump Overview
The One Tump Riddim album collection from 2003 is a standout in reggae music, featuring a mix of chilled-out and pulsating tracks. It kicks off with Byke's "Bounce It," a tune that sets the mood with its infectious rhythm. Claudette Peters follows with "One Tump," showcasing her powerful vocal delivery. Ichilou's "In Dae" adds another layer of depth, while Kennie Blessing's "Never Giving Up" offers a message of resilience and hope. Promise and Tizzy team up on "Too Personal," delivering a memorable duet that resonates with listeners. The collection also includes tracks like "Mr Officer" by Soulja Man, "Momma A Bawl" by Wanski, "Original Up" by Wanski Banton, and "Lots Of Ladies" by Yoko & Pumpsta, each contributing to the riddim's diverse soundscape. Claudette Peters, known for her dynamic performances, has made her mark in the Caribbean music scene, particularly with her hit "Something's Got a Hold on Me." Meanwhile, Kennie Blessing's "Never Giving Up" reflects his commitment to uplifting messages, a theme that runs through much of his music. The mastermind behind this cohesive collection is SPICE ISLAND, a producer renowned for his ability to blend traditional reggae vibes with modern elements. His work on the One Tump Riddim is a testament to his skill in crafting music that resonates with both old and new fans. SPICE ISLAND has a reputation for creating tracks that maintain the essence of reggae while pushing the genre forward, ensuring the riddim remains a staple in roots sessions. The One Tump Riddim continues to echo the roots of 2003, a testament to its timeless appeal.
One Tump Tracklist:
- Byke – Bounce It
- Claudette Peters – One Tump
- Ichilou – In Dae
- Kennie Blessing – Never Giving Up
- Promise & Tizzy – Too Personal
- Soulja Man – Mr Officer
- Wanski – Momma A Bawl
- Wanski Banton – Original Up
- Yoko & Pumpsta – Lots Of Ladies
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