PRETTY LOOKS RIDDIM produced by MAFIA & FLUXY 2002
Pretty Looks Overview
The Pretty Looks Riddim, released in 2002, is a reggae classic known for its rich melodies and uplifting vibe. This collection became a staple in roots sessions, offering a laidback yet vibrant feel that resonates with listeners. The riddim features a variety of artists, each bringing their unique style. Ambelique shines with "Please Me," a track that showcases his smooth vocal delivery. Beenie Man, known for hits like "Who Am I (Sim Simma)," adds his flair with "Respect & Big Up," bringing energy and charisma. Diandrie's "You're The One" adds a soulful touch, complementing the riddim's melodic depth. Legendary reggae artist Freddie McGregor contributes with "Pretty Looks," a testament to his enduring influence in the reggae scene. Gyptian, famous for "Hold Yuh," delivers heartfelt emotion with "Mama I Love You." The craftsmanship of MAFIA & FLUXY is evident throughout the riddim. Known for their work in the reggae and dub scene, this production duo has been influential in shaping the sound of modern reggae. They bring their expertise to the Pretty Looks Riddim, ensuring the roots are clear and the music remains accessible to a wide audience. This album collection captures the spirit of 2002 roots reggae, balancing depth with accessibility. It continues to be celebrated for its ability to bring together diverse styles and voices, creating a timeless piece of reggae history.
Pretty Looks Tracklist:
- Ambelique – Please Me
- Beenie Man – Respect & Big Up
- Diandrie – You’re The One
- Freddie Mcgregor – Pretty Looks
- Gyptian – Mama I Love You
- Hero – Genuine Youth
- Ice Man – The One
- Nesbeth – Defend My Home
- Perfect – My High Grade
- Ras Goudie – Devils Soup
- Sizzla – Heaven Help Us
- Suag Roy & Conrad Cystal – Youths Dem Cold
- Versatile – Happy Time
- Version Instrumental
- Zamunda – Come Home With Me
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