RASTAMAN RIDDIM produced by TUBB SOUND 2004
Rastaman Overview
Rastaman Riddim emerged in 2004 as a roots reggae instrumental that blended culture and message. It featured a mix of peaceful performances from notable artists like Casseyman, Doniki, Philip Fraser, and Ras Fraser Jr. Casseyman contributed with "Miss U Mama," a heartfelt track that resonates with many fans. Doniki offered "I Dont Want To Be," bringing a smooth vocal style that complements the riddim's roots vibe. Philip Fraser, known for his classic reggae sound, delivered "I Am A Rastaman," adding depth to the instrumental with his seasoned voice. Ras Fraser Jr., with "Trod On," brought a fresh energy, continuing his family's reggae legacy. TUBB SOUND, the producer behind this release, played a crucial role in shaping its sound. Known for emphasizing vocal harmonies, TUBB SOUND has been influential in the reggae scene, creating works that leave a lasting impact. Their ability to craft a riddim that feels both sharp and harmonious is evident in Rastaman Riddim. Looking back, this instrumental carried reggae's message of peace and unity in 2004. It stands out for its ability to surprise and engage listeners, rewarding those who return to it again and again. The combination of skilled artists and TUBB SOUND's production made it a memorable release in the reggae roots genre.
Rastaman Tracklist:
- Casseyman – Miss U Mama
- Doniki – I Dont Want To Be
- Philip Fraser – I Am A Rastaman
- Ras Fraser Jr – Trod On
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