RUNAWAY RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2005
Runaway Overview
In the world of reggae, the influence of culture arrangers is significant, shaping the sound and spirit of the music. The 2005 release of the Runaway Riddim is a perfect example of this impact. Produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS, this riddim has become a favorite among roots reggae fans. Known for bringing together diverse talents, VARIOUS ARTISTS have a history of creating memorable reggae compilations that resonate with listeners. The Runaway Riddim features a lineup of talented artists, each bringing their unique style to the project. Anthony B, a well-respected figure in reggae, contributes with "Live Life," a track that highlights his powerful voice and message. Bascom X adds to the riddim with "Keeping Your Head Up," continuing his tradition of uplifting and motivational music. Cerasie Tea's "Mineral Bath" adds a soothing touch to the collection, while Dondex's "Love Rastafari" reflects deep spiritual themes. Pinchers, known for his energetic performances, delivers "Logit In," a track that showcases his dynamic vocal abilities. The riddim also features other notable artists like Qq with "Mr Babylon," Sasha with "Jah Love," and Turbulence with "Dont Tell Me." Each artist brings something special, making the riddim a rich tapestry of roots reggae sounds. Warrior King’s "Now Its Clear" and the instrumental "Runnaway" by Version round out the collection, ensuring a diverse listening experience. Looking back, the Runaway Riddim remains a cherished piece of reggae history, celebrated for its soothing beats and spiritual energy.
Runaway Tracklist:
- Anthony B – Live Life
- Bascom X – Keeping Your Head Up
- Cerasie Tea – Mineral Bath
- Dondex – Love Rastafari
- Pinchers – Logit In
- Qq – Mr Babylon
- Sasha – Jah Love
- Turbulence – Dont Tell Me
- Version – Runnaway
- Warrior King – Now Its Clear
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