RUNNING AWAY RIDDIM produced by STINGRAY PRODUCTIONS 2004
Running Away Overview
In 2004, reggae music was experiencing a vibrant period of creativity, and the "Running Away Riddim" was a standout project that showcased the genre's depth. This compilation was produced by STINGRAY PRODUCTIONS, a well-regarded name in reggae music known for its quality productions and commitment to authentic reggae sounds. The compilation featured several talented artists, each bringing their unique flair to the riddim. Lms contributed the track "That's Not Right," adding their distinctive touch to the project. Mikey Spice, known for his smooth vocal style, delivered "Party Song," which resonated with fans and highlighted his versatility. Mikey Spice is also famous for his hit cover of "I Am I Said," which showcased his vocal prowess and broadened his audience. Morgan Heritage, a band often referred to as the "Royal Family of Reggae," offered "Armageddon Calls" to the riddim. The group is celebrated for its harmonious blend of roots reggae and modern influences, and they have won multiple awards, including a Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album. Prince Malachi's "Run Away Slave" added a profound layer to the compilation, reflecting his deep roots in reggae's spiritual and conscious traditions. Meanwhile, Queen Omega's "Serve The King" brought a powerful female voice to the project, emphasizing her reputation as a strong and insightful reggae artist. The "Running Away Riddim" compilation, with its diverse lineup and spiritual undertones, remains an important part of reggae's history from 2004, continuing to be appreciated by fans and selectors alike.
Running Away Tracklist:
- Lms – That’s Not Right
- Mikey Spice – Party Song
- Morgans Heritage – Armageddon Calls
- Prince Malachi – Run Away Slave
- Queen Omega – Serve The King
- Version – Run Away Riddim
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