RAINBOW COUNTRY – STRINGRAY SHOWCASE VOL 6 2014
Rainbow Country – Stringray Showcase Vol 6 Overview
Stingray Records is the label behind the reggae track base known as Rainbow Country – Stringray Showcase Vol 6. Released in 2014, this project stands out for its conscious sound and melodic rhythms. Stingray Records is well known in the UK reggae scene, often working with both established and rising artists to create modern roots and lovers rock music. The showcase features some of reggae’s respected voices. Dennis Brown delivers “Rainbow Country,” bringing his signature soulful tone and heartfelt delivery. Freddie Mcgregor also takes on “Rainbow Country,” adding his own style and warmth to the track. Each version offers a unique interpretation, showing the versatility of the riddim. Lukie D’s “Broken Heart” is another highlight, with smooth vocals and emotional lyrics that fit perfectly over the reggae base. Peter Hunningale’s “Crazy Love” brings a lovers rock flavor, blending sweet melodies with gentle rhythms. Sylvia Tella contributes “Mother Nature,” a song that stands out for its message and her expressive voice. Vivian Jones completes the lineup with “Lady Love,” offering a classic reggae love song that fits well within the showcase’s conscious and melodic theme. The sound system producer behind this project is Carlton “Dillie” McLeod, a key figure in the Stingray Records team. He is known for his work in mixing and producing reggae riddims that appeal to both dancehall and roots audiences. This reggae track base remains important in reggae history for its blend of classic and modern sounds, and for bringing together some of the genre’s most respected artists on one project.
Tracklist:
- Dennis Brown – Rainbow Country
- Freddie Mcgregor – Rainbow Country
- Lukie D – Broken Heart
- Peter Hunningale – Crazy Love
- Sylvia Tella – Mother Nature
- Vivian Jones – Lady Love
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