REVIVAL DUB RIDDIM produced by BLACK SCORPIO RECORDS 2003
Revival Dub Overview
In 2003, the Revival Dub Riddim emerged as a celebrated roots reggae project, capturing the essence of peace and unity through its rich, percussion-driven sound. This riddim quickly became a staple in reggae playlists, enchanting listeners with its soulful energy and global reggae appeal. The project featured contributions from several renowned artists, each bringing their unique style to the mix. Jah Thunder's "Know My Heart" adds a heartfelt touch, while Jimmey Riley’s "Dance With Me Baby" brings a smooth, inviting groove. Luciano, known for his hit song "It's Me Again Jah," lends his powerful voice to "Serve Jah," offering a message of spiritual devotion. Mikey General, with his track "Let There Be Love," continues to spread themes of love and harmony, as he has done throughout his career. Prestige rounds out the lineup with "Wicked People," adding a socially conscious edge to the riddim. The Revival Dub Riddim was produced by BLACK SCORPIO RECORDS, a label with a rich history in the reggae world. Founded by Maurice "Jack Scorpio" Johnson, the label has been instrumental in promoting reggae music globally. BLACK SCORPIO RECORDS is known for its significant contributions to the genre, having worked with legendary artists and produced numerous hits over the years. For roots fans, this 2003 project remains a memorable highlight, showcasing the enduring power of reggae music to unite and inspire. The Revival Dub Riddim continues to resonate with audiences, a testament to its timeless appeal and the artistry of those involved.
Revival Dub Tracklist:
- Jah Thunder – Know My Heart
- Jimmey Riley – Dance With Me Baby
- Luciano – Serve Jah
- Mikey General – Let There Be Love
- Prestige – Wicked People
- Revival Dub Riddim – Version
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