RUNNER RIDDIM produced by BUILDERS 2004
Runner Overview
In 2004, the Runner Riddim came to life in the studio with a focus on roots reggae. The creative direction was led by a roots selector who aimed to keep the cultural essence of reggae alive. The producer known as BUILDERS played a key role in crafting this musical project. BUILDERS has been recognized for their ability to blend traditional reggae sounds with fresh, uplifting vibes, creating tracks that resonate with listeners. The Runner Riddim provided a platform for young singers to showcase their talents. Among the artists featured were Chuck Fender and Tony Curtis, who collaborated on the track "Sweet Dreams." Chuck Fender is known for his powerful voice and impactful lyrics, which have earned him a respected place in the reggae world. Tony Curtis, with his smooth vocals, has been part of the reggae scene for many years, contributing to numerous hits. Perfect, another artist on the riddim, delivered "Chant Down Babylon Bridge." Perfect is well-known for his hit song "Hand Cart Bwoy," which brought him international recognition and solidified his status in reggae music. His contribution to the Runner Riddim added a layer of depth and cultural commentary. The instrumental track "Black Coat Riddim" by Version provided a solid foundation that tied the project together, allowing each artist to shine while maintaining a cohesive sound. This roots project not only highlighted the talents of these artists but also kept the spirit of reggae's roots vibrant in 2004.
Runner Tracklist:
- Chuck Fender & Tony Curtis – Sweet Dreams
- Perfect – Chant Down Babylon Bridge
- Version – Black Coat Riddim (Dia)
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