SMILE RIDDIM produced by ABIJAZZ MUSIC 2005
Smile Overview
The Smile Riddim, released in 2005, is a cultural touchstone in reggae music, featuring a collection of tracks that resonate with fans of the genre. This riddim includes Anthony B with "Crime And Violence," a track that tackles social issues with his characteristic intensity. Anthony Cruz's "Jamaica How You Doing" offers a heartfelt reflection on his homeland, showcasing his smooth vocal style. Bounty Killer teams up with Mitch on "Revolution," bringing a powerful energy that matches the riddim's roots-driven sound. Bounty Killer is well-known for his influence in dancehall, with hits like "Look" and collaborations with international artists. Buju Banton and Sizzla join forces on "All Shall Be Well," a track that combines their distinctive voices and messages of hope. Jah Cure's "Long Way Out" adds a layer of soulful introspection, highlighting his unique vocal delivery that has earned him critical acclaim. Tony Curtis contributes with "Smoking In The Ball Room," adding a lighter, more laid-back vibe to the riddim. The instrumental "Version — Smile Riddim" allows listeners to appreciate the intricate foundation laid by ABIJAZZ MUSIC. ABIJAZZ MUSIC, the producer behind Smile Riddim, has a reputation for crafting anthemic sounds that stay true to reggae's roots. Known for their ability to create enduring rhythms, ABIJAZZ MUSIC has contributed significantly to the reggae landscape. This riddim remains a favorite among fans, cherished as a roots memory from 2005. Its timeless appeal continues to live on in playlists and DJ sets around the world.
Smile Tracklist:
- Anthony B – Crime And Violence
- Anthony Cruz – Jamaica How You Doing
- Bounty Killer & Mitch – Revolution
- Buju Banton & Sizzla – All Shall Be Well
- Jah Cure – Long Way Out
- Tony Curtis – Smoking In The Ball Room
- Version – Smile Riddim
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