PEACE RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS SOCA ARTISTS 2004
Peace Overview
In 2004, the vibrant festival groove of the "Peace Riddim" became a standout sound, perfectly capturing the spirit of that year’s carnival season. The combination of traditional dancehall beats with innovative soca elements made it a favorite on the DJ decks, providing a fresh yet familiar anthem for festival-goers. The project was spearheaded by the influential producer group VARIOUS SOCA ARTISTS. Known for their ability to blend different Caribbean music styles, they have been pivotal in bringing soca and dancehall to international audiences. Their work often highlights the genre's versatility and enduring appeal, with the "Peace Riddim" being a prime example. Among the artists contributing to this lively riddim, Benjai delivers a powerful performance with "Life," a track that showcases his knack for engaging lyrics and dynamic delivery. Blazer's "Been So Long" adds a layer of introspection, contrasting with the high-energy beats. Bud contributes "When Will I See You Again," a track that resonates with listeners through its emotive questioning. Fafa's "My Life" brings a personal touch to the riddim, while Gailann's "Cool It Down" offers a smooth, calming vibe amid the energetic backdrop. Each artist adds their unique flavor, making the "Peace Riddim" a well-rounded compilation that continues to be celebrated in carnival flashbacks. Years later, these tracks still find their way into festival playlists, reminding listeners of the timeless nature of soca and dancehall music. The "Peace Riddim" remains a testament to the genre's ability to evolve while staying true to its roots.
Peace Tracklist:
- Benjai – Life
- Blazer – Been So Long
- Bud – When Will I See You Again
- Fafa – My Life
- Gailann – Cool It Down
- Michael Fox – Peace
- Peace Riddim – Version
- Problem Child – Make It
- Scarface – Holla At Me
- Unknown Artist – Forgive Them
- Unknown Artist – Sweeter
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