SHANK I TUN UP RIDDIM produced by FAT EYES PRODUCTIONS 2012
Shank I Tun Up Overview
Reggae music has a long tradition of building new songs on classic rhythms, known as riddims. In 2012, the Shank I Tun Up Riddim became a standout example of this tradition. The foundation of this riddim connects to the roots of reggae, where producers and artists work together to create fresh versions of familiar sounds. FAT EYES PRODUCTIONS, the producer behind Shank I Tun Up Riddim, is a respected name in reggae. Founded in the 1990s by Bobby “Digital” Dixon and Fatta Marshall, the label became known for working with top Jamaican artists. FAT EYES PRODUCTIONS is also recognized for releasing other influential projects, helping to shape the reggae sound of the 2000s and beyond. On this riddim, several well-known voices shine. Lutan Fyah delivers “Love Is A Smile,” bringing his conscious lyrics and melodic style. Red Rose, known for his hit “Tempo” from the 1980s, brings “Hello California,” adding his veteran presence. Yami Bolo, who once worked with Damian Marley on the Grammy-winning album “Halfway Tree,” sings “No Weapon.” Chuck Fenda, famous for his song “Gash Dem,” contributes “Nuh Ramp Wid Mi Food.” Sizzla, celebrated for the influential album “Da Real Thing,” offers “Pretty Girl.” Other strong tracks include Lukie D with “Are You Going My Way” and Noddy Virtue with “Your Body Calling.” Since its release, Shank I Tun Up Riddim has stayed in reggae playlists. It remains linked to the reggae history of 2012, showing the power of classic rhythms and talented artists working together.
Shank I Tun Up Tracklist:
- Lutan Fyah – Love Is A Smile
- Red Rose – Hello California
- Yami Bolo – No Weapon
- Chuck Fenda – Nuh Ramp Wid Mi Food
- Sizzla – Pretty Girl
- Lukie D – Are You Going My Way
- Noddy Virtue – Your Body Calling
- Fat Eyes – Shank I Tun Up Riddim
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