PRETTY BABY RIDDIM produced by HEAVY BEAT RECORDS 2004
Pretty Baby Overview
In 2004, the reggae landscape was graced with the release of the Pretty Baby Riddim, a project that showcased the genre's roots at its finest. The journey of this riddim began in the creative confines of HEAVY BEAT RECORDS, a label known for its dedication to reggae's rich bass culture. This studio, helmed by the talented Willie Lindo, has been instrumental in shaping the sound of reggae over the years. The Pretty Baby Riddim provided a solid roots base for a stellar lineup of artists. Among them was Fiona, whose track "Hot For You" added a soulful touch to the compilation. Glen Washington contributed "Mission," a song that resonated with his signature heartfelt delivery. Known for his smooth voice, Washington has been a staple in the reggae scene with hits like "Kindness For Weakness." Kashief Lindo, with his song "Look Into Your Heart," brought a youthful energy to the riddim. Kashief, son of Willie Lindo, has carved out his own niche in reggae, proving that talent runs in the family. Lloyd Brown's "You Got It Going On" added a touch of sophistication, showcasing his ability to blend reggae with other musical influences. Brown has been celebrated for his versatility and has collaborated with numerous artists throughout his career. Nikesha's "What Love Will Do" rounded out the roster, her voice adding a fresh layer to the riddim's harmonious blend. The project was tied together with Sly & Robbie's "Pretty Baby," a track that underscored the riddim's deep, rhythmic foundation. This anthology of songs remains a testament to reggae's enduring strength and creativity in 2004.
Pretty Baby Tracklist:
- Fiona – Hot For You
- Glen Washington – Mission
- Kashief Lindo – Look Into Your Heart
- Lloyd Brown – You Got It Going On
- Nikesha – What Love Will Do
- Sly & Robbie – Pretty Baby
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