SCREW FACE RIDDIM produced by TUFF GONG 1971-2003
Screw Face Overview
Fans of reggae and dub music have warmly embraced the Screw Face Riddim release, celebrating its blend of culture and message. This collection brings together the talents of several iconic artists, each contributing their unique sound to the mix. Al Campbell, known for his smooth delivery, offers "Nah Sorry Fi Dem," a track that resonates with listeners through its heartfelt lyrics. Bob Marley & The Wailers add depth with "Screw Face," a song that continues to echo Marley's enduring influence on reggae music. Marley, whose album "Legend" remains one of the best-selling reggae albums of all time, brings a timeless quality to the riddim. Brent Dowe's "That Little Girl" adds a touch of nostalgia, while Don Yute's "Another Fire" ignites energy and passion. Glen Washington contributes "I Found Me A Love," showcasing his signature soulful voice. Kashief Lindo's "No Show," Nikesha's "Only The Almighty," and Ratigan's "Give Thanks To The Father" round out the collection, each adding layers of rich sound and meaning. The cultural arrangement of this release is skillfully managed by TUFF GONG, a label founded by Bob Marley in 1971. Known for its significant role in promoting reggae worldwide, TUFF GONG has been a cornerstone in the industry, producing numerous influential works. Screw Face Riddim remains a testament to the vibrant reggae scene of 2003, intertwining traditional rhythms with powerful messages. Its timeless appeal continues to captivate audiences, ensuring its place in reggae history.
Screw Face Tracklist:
- Al Campbell – Nah Sorry Fi Dem
- Bob Marley & The Wailers – Screw Face
- Brent Dowe – That Little Girl
- Don Yute – Another Fire
- Glen Washington – I Found Me A Love
- Kashief Lindo – No Show
- Nikesha – Only The Almighty
- Ratigan – Give Thanks To The Father
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