STONE JUDGEMENT RIDDIM produced by BIG STONE PRODUCTIONS 2003
Stone Judgement Overview
The "Stone Judgement Riddim" is fondly remembered today as a classic roots reggae rhythm from 2003. This collection of songs captured the essence of reggae's deep basslines and peaceful energy, leaving a lasting impression on fans of the genre. Among the artists who contributed to this memorable project were Honey Cone with "Who Gonna Tell The Story," Mark Wonder with "Wake Up And Live," and Racquel Sellars with "Stay Far." These artists brought their unique styles to the rhythm, each adding a layer of depth and harmony. Mark Wonder, known for his powerful voice and positive messages, continued to build his career with songs that inspire and uplift. Sizzla, a prominent figure in reggae, contributed "The-Love You Are Showing" to the project. Sizzla is well-known for his prolific output and has been a key player in the reggae scene with numerous hit albums and songs. Taffari's "See Natty Yah" and Turbulence's "Never Gonna Fail" also feature on the riddim, adding to its rich and diverse soundscape. The music was arranged by BIG STONE PRODUCTIONS, a producer recognized for shaping projects that emphasize peace and unity. Known for their work in the reggae community, BIG STONE PRODUCTIONS has been involved in various successful projects over the years, contributing to the genre's evolution and maintaining its foundational roots. Fans continue to revisit the "Stone Judgement Riddim" as a nostalgic reminder of 2003's vibrant reggae scene, keeping the spirit of roots reggae alive for new generations to enjoy.
Stone Judgement Tracklist:
- Honey Cone – Who Gonna Tell The Story
- Mark Wonder – Wake Up And Live
- Racquel Sellars – Stay Far
- Sizzla – The-Love You Are Showing
- Taffari – See Natty Yah
- Turbulence – Never Gonna Fail
- Version – Stone Judgement Riddim
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