RUFF TIMES RIDDIM produced by EXPERIENCE MUSIC 2005
Ruff Times Overview
EXPERIENCE MUSIC is the label behind the distinctive rocksteady flow of the Ruff Times Riddim. Known for its ability to blend reggae with dancehall, EXPERIENCE MUSIC has been a key player in bringing conscious sounds to a wider audience. With a history of producing memorable reggae hits, the label has been instrumental in shaping the sound of the genre. In 2005, the Ruff Times Riddim brought together a stellar lineup of artists who infused the project with energy and depth. Abijah, known for his powerful song "Lion Of Israel," contributed to the riddim with his signature anthemic style. Anthony Selassie added his voice with "My Help," a track that resonated with listeners for its uplifting message. Daweh Congo's "Keep The Peace" stood out for its call for harmony, while Derajah's "My Sista" brought a heartfelt touch to the compilation. Joseph Israel teamed up with the legendary Luciano for "Ruff Times," a collaboration that highlighted both artists' strengths. Luciano, often celebrated for his work in roots reggae, brought his soulful voice to the track, making it a standout piece. The compilation also featured other notable tracks like "Ruff Road" by Lutan Fyah and "False Security" by Mikey General. EXPERIENCE MUSIC ensured that each song on the riddim carried a message, keeping the spirit of reggae alive throughout 2005. This collection of songs not only captured the essence of the time but also left a lasting impact on the reggae scene.
Ruff Times Tracklist:
- Abijah – Lion Of Israel
- Anthony Selassie – My Help
- Daweh Congo – Keep The Peace
- Derajah – My Sista
- Joseph Israel Ft Luciano – Ruff Times (Straight Mix)
- Joseph Israel Ft Luciano – Ruff Times
- Lions Of Israel – Ruff Times Dub Version
- Lutan Fyah – Ruff Road
- Mikey General – False Security
- Pompi Judah – Come On
- Rochelle – Your Friend (Straight Mix)
- Rochelle – Your Friend
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