SMOOTH WIND RIDDIM produced by KICKIN PRODUCTIONS 2001
Smooth Wind Overview
Smooth Wind Riddim brought a new feeling to the reggae scene in 2001. The rhythm was smooth and melodic, with a classic reggae drive that made it stand out in dancehalls and on sound systems. Each song on this riddim carried a strong vibe, blending roots and modern energy. Capleton’s “Aggressor” led with his signature fiery delivery. Capleton is well-known for his hit “Jah Jah City,” and his powerful voice added intensity to the riddim. Delly Ranks followed with “Which Set A Bwoy,” bringing his dancehall style. Glen Washington’s “I Stand Alone” offered a soulful touch; Washington is recognized for his smooth vocals and the hit album “Number One Girl.” Jah Mason’s “Keep Your Joy” spread positive messages, while LMS delivered “Only True Jah,” keeping the spiritual side of reggae alive. Other tracks like Richie Stephens’ “Diana,” Shalom’s “Pleasure,” and Uplifter’s “The Father Is In I” added variety and depth. The dub engineer behind this release gave the music a rich, echoing sound, perfect for sound system play. The label, Kickin Productions, is known for producing many influential reggae and dancehall riddims in the early 2000s. Their work helped shape the sound of the era. This dub release kept reggae’s conscious message strong in 2001, bringing together talented artists and a memorable rhythm that fans still remember today.
Smooth Wind Tracklist:
- Capleton – Aggressor
- Delly Ranks – Which Set A Bwoy
- Glen Washington – I Stand Alone
- Jah Mason – Keep Your Joy
- Lms – Only True Jah
- Richie Stephens – Diana
- Shalom – Pleasure
- Uplifter – The Father Is In I
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