PRAISE JAH AND LIVE RIDDIM produced by RAS-I RECORDS 2003
Praise Jah And Live Overview
In 2003, the Praise Jah And Live Riddim emerged as a distinctive reggae sound that resonated with fans of conscious music. This riddim captured the essence of the early 2000s, blending traditional reggae vibes with a fresh cultural message. It was a time when roots selectors were keen on promoting sounds that were both thought-provoking and danceable. RAS-I RECORDS played a pivotal role in crafting this riddim. Known for their dedication to authentic reggae sounds, the label has a history of producing music that stays true to the genre's roots while appealing to contemporary audiences. Their ability to balance cultural depth with musical versatility allowed the Praise Jah And Live Riddim to leave a lasting impression. The riddim featured some of reggae's most respected voices. Half Pint delivered "Make The Best Of It," showcasing his signature smooth vocals. Half Pint is celebrated for his classic hit "Greetings," which remains a staple in reggae playlists worldwide. Luciano, known for his powerful voice and spiritual themes, contributed "Top Of The World," adding his unique touch to the riddim. Luciano's career includes the acclaimed album "Where There Is Life," which helped solidify his status as a roots reggae icon. Sizzla, a prolific artist with a career marked by numerous hits, brought "Praise Jah And Live" to the riddim. Sizzla is renowned for his influential album "Da Real Thing," which features the well-known track "Thank U Mamma." Together, these artists infused the Praise Jah And Live Riddim with a spirit that continues to echo the roots of 2003.
Praise Jah And Live Tracklist:
- Half Pint – Make The Best Of It
- Luciano – Top Of The World
- Praise Jah And Live Riddim – Version
- Sizzla – Praise Jah And Live
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