Spiritual War Riddim – Frenz

SPIRITUAL WAR RIDDIM produced by FRENZ 2005

Spiritual War Overview

In the world of reggae, the dub cut holds a special place as a foundation of the genre. It emerged from the vibrant cultural landscape of Jamaica, where sound engineers transformed tracks into instrumental versions, emphasizing rhythm and bass. This process allowed artists to experiment and add new vocal layers, creating fresh sounds. One of the key figures behind the 2005 release of the "Spiritual War Riddim" is the producer known as FRENZ. He has a reputation for blending traditional reggae roots with modern elements, creating a sound that resonates with fans. FRENZ is known for his work with various artists and his ability to bring together diverse musical talents to create something cohesive and memorable. The "Spiritual War Riddim" features a range of artists, each bringing their unique style to the project. Anthony Cruz contributes with "I Had A Dream," showcasing his smooth vocal delivery. Chrisinti's "Free Water Way" adds depth with its conscious lyrics. Chuck Fenda, known for his hit song "Gash Dem and Light Dem," delivers "Crisis," a track that captures his fiery spirit. Flourgan, with his song "Shotta Boy," adds a dancehall edge to the mix, while Gyptian's "Serious Times" reminds listeners of his soulful approach that gained him international fame with "Hold You" in 2010. Each artist on the riddim brings their own flavor, yet together they create a harmonious blend that reflects the essence of reggae. The compilation remains a notable part of reggae history from 2005, remembered for its collaborative spirit and the way it captures the genre's enduring appeal.

Spiritual War Tracklist:

1. Anthony Cruz – I Had A Dream
2. Chrisinti – Free Water Way
3. Chuck Fenda – Crisis
4. Flourgan – Shotta Boy
5. Gyptian – Serious Times
6. Joshua – Trod It
7. Leroy Smart – A Chapter A Day
8. Lutan Fyah – Cry No More
9. Mr Star – Better Must Come
10. Perfect – Grow Yuh Natty
11. Pliers – Tears
12. Ras Peter – As I Rise
13. Spanner Banner – Mother Earth
14. Turbulence – Thousand Times