PERSISTANCE RIDDIM produced by HOME RUN PRODUCTIONS 2003
Persistance Overview
In 2003, the reggae scene was enriched by the release of the Persistance Riddim, a project that brought a fresh roots vibe with its bass-heavy textures and mellow drive. This riddim was a standout in the reggae landscape, offering a complete listening experience that resonated with both casual listeners and dedicated fans. The riddim featured a lineup of talented artists who brought their unique styles to the project. Chrisinti contributed with his track "This Affi Play," adding depth and emotion to the riddim. Known for his soulful voice and meaningful lyrics, Chrisinti has been a staple in the reggae community. Chuck Fender, another key artist on the riddim, delivered "No More Suffering," a song that highlights his commitment to social justice themes, which he is well-known for in his career. Djahna's "Who Have The Answers" posed thought-provoking questions, while Dycr's "Dust" added a dynamic edge to the mix. The Higher Trod Family's "Often Wonder" offered reflective and uplifting vibes, fitting perfectly into the riddim's overall mood. The musical arrangements were expertly crafted by HOME RUN PRODUCTIONS, a label known for its impactful releases and dedication to quality reggae music. The label has been instrumental in promoting reggae's roots and culture, consistently delivering projects that resonate with listeners worldwide. The Persistance Riddim kept the roots message alive in 2003, blending meaningful lyrics and powerful performances. It remains a must-listen for those who appreciate reggae's rich tradition and uplifting spirit.
Persistance Tracklist:
- Chrisinti – This Affi Play
- Chuck Fender – No More Suffering
- Djahna – Who Have The Answers
- Dycr – Dust
- Higher Trod Family – Often Wonder
- Natural Black – What’ve Done Wrong
- Turbulence – No Matta How Far
- Version – Persistance Riddim
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