SOUL FOOD RIDDIM produced by YOUNG BLOOD RECORDS 2004
Soul Food Overview
In 2004, YOUNG BLOOD RECORDS brought a refreshing touch to reggae with the release of the Soul Food Riddim. Known for its retro grooves and percussion-driven sound, the riddim quickly became a staple in reggae circles. YOUNG BLOOD RECORDS, a label with a knack for capturing the essence of roots reggae, has been influential in maintaining the genre's authentic feel while appealing to contemporary audiences. The Soul Food Riddim featured a lineup of talented artists who each brought their unique style to the project. Abijah's "Better Days" resonated with listeners, offering a message of hope and perseverance. Beenie Man, a reggae icon known for hits like "King of the Dancehall," contributed "Victim Of Circumstances," showcasing his ability to blend storytelling with rhythm. Buju Banton, celebrated for his Grammy-winning album "Before the Dawn," delivered "Everybody Knows," adding his powerful voice to the mix. Chrisinti's "Rainy Day" and Christopher's "Girls Like You" added depth to the riddim, each track reflecting the artists' distinct styles and lyrical prowess. These tracks, along with others like Chuck Fender's "Oh My Lord" and Determine's "Heartless," highlighted the riddim's versatility and enduring appeal. The Soul Food Riddim remains a significant piece of reggae history, capturing the spirit of 2004 with its laidback vibes and revivalist rhythms. It stands as a testament to YOUNG BLOOD RECORDS' ability to create music that resonates with both traditional reggae fans and new listeners alike.
Soul Food Tracklist:
- Abijah – Better Days
- Beenie Man – Victim Of Circumstances
- Buju Banton – Everybody Knows
- Chrisinti – Rainy Day
- Christopher – Girls Like You
- Chuck Fender – Oh My Lord
- Determine – Heartless
- Dont – When Will It Cease
- Frisco Kid – Sorry
- Gentleman – True Love
- Ghost – A Man In Love
- Idonia – Prayer
- Initial T – Nah Hear
- Keishera – So Good
- Ki Ki – Promises Made
- Moses – Many Road To Travel
- Ms Thing – What Happened
- Natural Black – Be Patient
- Norrisman – Set The People Free
- Richie Spice – Upside Down
- Version – Soul Food Riddim
- Warrior King – Where Is The Love
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