SOON FORWARD RIDDIM produced by FIRE BALL PRODUCTIONS 2004
Soon Forward Overview
In 2004, the Soon Forward Riddim made waves in the reggae scene with its infectious rhythm, a perfect blend of roots and modern reggae vibes. The track base provided a solid foundation that resonated through sound system nights, creating an atmosphere both calming and invigorating. This riddim was a testament to reggae's ability to remain timeless while still feeling fresh and relevant. Among the artists who graced this riddim were A J Brown with "Communication," delivering soulful melodies that lingered in the listener's mind. Anthony B's "Every Woman" showcased his powerful vocal delivery, adding depth to the riddim's spiritual essence. Cocoa Tea's "No Love" continued this trend, infusing the track with his signature smooth flow. Gregory Isaacs, known as the "Cool Ruler" and celebrated for hits like "Night Nurse," teamed up with Sugar Roy on "Forwad," adding a classic touch to the project. Meanwhile, Cush Hunter & Flash brought energy with "No One," and the combination of these artists highlighted the riddim's versatility. The sound architect behind this memorable release was FIRE BALL PRODUCTIONS. Known for crafting distinctive reggae sounds, the production team played a crucial role in shaping the Soon Forward Riddim with catchy hooks and a unique identity. Their work on this project stands as a notable example of their impact on the reggae genre, helping to define the sound of 2004. Together, the artists and producers created a riddim that remains a highlight of reggae music, celebrated for its roots and modern flair.
Soon Forward Tracklist:
- A J Brown – Communication
- Anthony B – Every Woman
- Cocoa Tea – No Love
- Cush Hunter & Flash – No One
- Gregory Isaacs & Sugar Roy – Forwad
- Louie Culture – Gun Gun
- Luciano – Walk The Straight Line
- Lukie D – Confession
- M Softley & Natural Black – Water Pumpie
- Sanchez – Feel Like A Winner
- Sizzla – Girl Your Mine
- Turbulance – I Love You So
- Ultimate Shines – Are You Ready
- Version – Soon Forward Riddim
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