SEASONS RIDDIM produced by DON CORLEON RECORDS 2005
Seasons Overview
Reggae music has long been built on the solid foundation of the one drop rhythm, a style that remains central to its sound. In 2005, the Seasons Riddim, produced by Don Corleon Records, showcased this timeless beat with a fresh twist. Don Corleon, a notable figure in reggae production, is known for crafting hits that resonate globally. His label has been influential in shaping modern reggae, blending traditional sounds with contemporary vibes. Seasons Riddim brought together a talented group of artists, each adding their unique touch. Alaine, known for her soulful voice, delivered "No Ordinary Love," a track that highlights her emotive style. Anthony B, a reggae veteran, contributed "Love You Girl," infusing the riddim with his energetic and conscious lyrics. Fantan Mojah's "Thanks And Praise" offered a spiritual uplift, staying true to his roots reggae influence. Gyptian, another artist featured on the riddim, is celebrated for his hit "Hold You," which later became a global sensation. On Seasons Riddim, he delivered "Is There A Place," adding his signature smooth vocals. Jah Cure, renowned for his powerful voice and hits like "Longing For," added depth with "Love Is," a track that captures his distinct emotional delivery. The Seasons Riddim of 2005 remains a cultural landmark, blending the essence of reggae with innovative production. It stands as a testament to Don Corleon's ability to bring together diverse talents, creating music that continues to resonate with fans worldwide.
Seasons Tracklist:
- Alaine – No Ordinary Love
- Anthony B – Love You Girl
- Fantan Mojah – Thanks And Praise
- Gyptian – Is There A Place
- Jah Cure – Love Is
- Jeffery Star – Picture Me And You
- Morgan Heritage – How Come
- Mr. Easy – Falling
- Natural Black – Far From Reality
- Sean Paul – Never Gonna Be The Same
- T.O.K – Tears
- Version – Season Version
- Vybz Kartel – Them Cant Stop We
- Wayne Marshall – Happy Days
- Wayne Wonder – I Believe
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