SMARTIES RIDDIM produced by BREAD BACK PRODUCTIONS 2005
Smarties Overview
In 2005, reggae music was thriving, with roots and dub styles gaining attention. The Smarties Riddim project emerged as a significant contribution to this scene. The dub influence was strong, with a skilled engineer shaping the sound to highlight the rich textures of reggae. This approach allowed for a deeper exploration of rhythm and bass, creating a powerful listening experience. BREAD BACK PRODUCTIONS played a crucial role in this project. Known for their commitment to authentic reggae sounds, they have a history of producing tracks that resonate with reggae enthusiasts. Their work on Smarties Riddim showcased their ability to blend traditional reggae with modern dub influences, making the project stand out. The lineup of artists on Smarties Riddim added to its appeal. Delly Ranks contributed with "Just Let Me Be," demonstrating his knack for catchy, relatable lyrics. Jimmy Riley, with his song "Should Be Her," brought his soulful voice to the mix, adding depth to the project. Leggo’s track "Region" further enriched the collection with its classic reggae vibe. Morgan Heritage, known for their hit "We Run The Town," are recognized for their harmonious blend of roots reggae and contemporary sounds. Their involvement in the reggae scene has consistently elevated the genre. Norris Man’s "Throught The Window" added a thoughtful perspective, showcasing his lyrical prowess. This project is remembered for capturing the essence of reggae in 2005, bringing together talented artists and innovative production. It remains a testament to the enduring appeal of reggae music.
Smarties Tracklist:
- Delly Ranks – Just Let Me Be
- Jimmy Riley – Should Be Her
- Leggo – Region
- Morgan Heritage – We Run The Town
- Norris Man – Throught The Window
- Sizzla & Thrilla U – Mortal Man
- Sizzla – Hear Dem Talking
- Version – Smarties Riddim
- Warrior King – I Will Sing
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