Serve Jah Riddim – Black Scorpio

SERVE JAH RIDDIM produced by BLACK SCORPIO 2004

Serve Jah Overview

In 2004, the roots reggae scene was enriched by the release of the "Serve Jah Riddim" anthology, a project that showcased the talents of several notable artists. This collection was steered by the renowned producer Black Scorpio, a significant figure in reggae music. Black Scorpio, also known as Maurice Johnson, founded the Black Scorpio label in the late 1970s and has been influential in shaping reggae and dancehall sounds. His production work is known for its energetic and intentional beats, a hallmark that is evident throughout this anthology. The "Serve Jah Riddim" features contributions from artists such as Glen Washington, Mark Wonder, Queen Ifrica, Tony Rebel, and Version. Each artist brought their unique style to the percussion-driven tracks. Glen Washington, known for his hit "Can't Live Without You," delivers a heartfelt performance that complements the riddim's roots vibe. Mark Wonder, with his track "Same One," adds a layer of soulful reflection, showcasing his ability to connect with listeners through his music. Queen Ifrica, a prominent figure in reggae known for her powerful lyrics and social commentary, contributes "Sensimelia," adding depth and resonance to the collection. Tony Rebel, a veteran in the reggae scene, offers "Half Of It," a track that benefits from his seasoned perspective and lyrical prowess. The instrumental "Serve Jah Riddim" by Version ties the anthology together, highlighting the riddim's versatility and Black Scorpio's skillful production. This roots anthology is a cultural highlight of 2004, demonstrating the enduring appeal and creativity within the reggae genre.

Serve Jah Tracklist:

1. Glen Washington – Can’t Live Without You
2. Mark Wonder – Same One
3. Queen Ifrica – Sensimelia
4. Tony Rebel – Half Of It
5. Version – Serve Jah Riddim

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