SCORE RIDDIM produced by JAMMYS RECORDS 2003
Score Overview
When the Score Riddim album collection dropped in 2003, reggae fans were quick to embrace its vibrant blend of island rhythms and heartfelt lyrics. The collection, featuring a mix of established and rising artists, resonated with listeners for its authentic reggae sound and emotional depth. Anthony Cruz made a notable contribution with "Foolish," a track that showcased his smooth vocals and lyrical prowess. Known for his ability to convey emotion, Cruz delivered a performance that added a layer of richness to the riddim. Meanwhile, Anthony Malvo's "Jah Is" brought a spiritual dimension, reflecting his deep roots in reggae music. Malvo, who has collaborated with reggae legends like Sly and Robbie, infused the track with a sense of reverence and hope. Bushman’s "Travel The World" added a worldly perspective, highlighting his distinctive voice and storytelling ability. Bushman is celebrated for his hit album "Nyah Man Chant," which solidified his place in reggae history. Cobra's energetic "A Desire" and Cocoa Tea's laid-back "Saturday Night" further expanded the album's appeal, each bringing their unique style to the mix. Produced by the legendary JAMMYS RECORDS, known for its influential role in the reggae and dancehall scenes, the Score Riddim was a testament to the label's enduring impact. Founded by King Jammy, a pivotal figure in the digital reggae revolution, the label has been instrumental in shaping the genre's evolution. With the Score Riddim, JAMMYS RECORDS continued its tradition of keeping reggae's roots alive, offering a collection that balanced classic reggae vibes with modern sensibilities.
Score Tracklist:
- Anthony Cruz – Foolish
- Anthony Malvo – Jah Is
- Bushman – Travel The World
- Cobra – A Desire
- Cocoa Tea – Saturday Night
- Daville – Good Love
- L.M.J – A Spark
- Lukie D – Too Far
- Thriller U – Learning The Ways
- Upsurge – What A Mighty God
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