ROSE BUD RIDDIM produced by BLOOMING PRODUCTION 2003
Rose Bud Overview
In 2003, the roots reggae scene was enriched by the release of the Rose Bud Riddim, a compilation that brought a fresh, island-flavored sound to the forefront. This riddim was a significant addition, reflecting the vibrant sound system culture where selectors played a crucial role in promoting and spinning records that resonated with audiences. BLOOMING PRODUCTION, the mastermind behind this riddim, has a reputation for crafting music that appeals to both casual listeners and reggae enthusiasts. Known for their anthemic arrangements, BLOOMING PRODUCTION has consistently delivered records that capture the essence of reggae's roots. Their work on the Rose Bud Riddim is no exception, threading together a seamless collection of tracks that highlight the talent of several notable artists. Among the standout contributors to this riddim are Easy Wayne with "Whenever I'm Around," Eq with "False Shame," and Fred Locks with "My Life." Fred Locks is particularly recognized for his classic hit "Black Star Liner," a song that has cemented his place in reggae history. Jah Mali adds depth with "Ain't No Love," while Jah Mason's "Evict" continues to showcase his dynamic vocal prowess. The anthology also features other prominent artists like Junior Kelly with "Mankind," Natural Black with "Never," Turbulence with "Come Back," and Utan Green with "Make It Right." Each track contributes to the riddim's overall appeal, making it a memorable part of the 2003 reggae landscape. This collection not only highlights the artists' talents but also underscores the enduring influence of reggae music.
Rose Bud Tracklist:
- Easy Wayne – Whenever I’m Around
- Eq – False Shame
- Fred Locks – My Life
- Jah Mali – Ain’t No Love
- Jah Mason – Evict
- Junior Kelly – Mankind
- Natural Black – Never
- Turbulence – Come Back
- Utan Green – Make It Right
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