STICK BY ME RIDDIM produced by ROARING LION RECORDS 2004
Stick By Me Overview
The 2004 release of the Stick By Me Riddim brought together a collection of tracks that blended cultural themes with engaging messages. Among the standout tracks, Anthony B's "One Of A Kind Girl" showcased his signature style, while Capleton delivered a powerful performance with "Jah For All." Captain Barkey added a touch of humor and wit with "Behave Myself So." Cocoa T's "Tek Way Yuh Gal" contributed smooth vocals, and Singing Melody captured hearts with "Single Moment With You." These artists brought their unique flair to the riddim. Anthony B, known for his hit song "Raid the Barn," has long been celebrated for his energetic performances and socially conscious lyrics. Capleton, often referred to as the "Prophet," has been a prominent figure in reggae, with hits like "Who Dem" solidifying his place in the genre. Captain Barkey, known for his comedic style, added a light-hearted touch to the mix. The riddim's arrangement was crafted with care, maintaining a balance of jazzy melodies and reggae grooves. The production was helmed by ROARING LION RECORDS, a label known for its dedication to authentic reggae sounds. The label has been instrumental in promoting roots reggae, producing works that resonate with fans worldwide. The Stick By Me Riddim echoed the spirit of 2004 roots reggae, capturing the essence of the era with its depth and accessibility. It remains a testament to the enduring appeal of reggae music, blending cultural richness with musical innovation.
Stick By Me Tracklist:
- Anthony B – One Of A Kind Girl
- Capleton – Jah For All
- Captain Barkey – Behave Myself So
- Cocoa T – Tek Way Yuh Gal
- Singing Melody – Single Moment With You
- Sizzla – Woman A Request It
- Tommy B – Friday Gal
- Warrior King – Baby Girl
- Zipper Ras – Emperor Selassie I
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