STRANGER RIDDIM produced by KIC FOR KIC RECORDS 2003
Stranger Overview
In 2003, the reggae scene was graced with the smooth and jazzy vibes of the Stranger Riddim. This musical backdrop carried a mellow energy that resonated deeply with fans of roots reggae. The rhythm was a perfect blend of laid-back beats and a dancehall edge, creating a crossover appeal that was both refreshing and timeless. The Stranger Riddim was brought to life by a talented lineup of artists. Abijah's "Have You Here" delivered heartfelt lyrics with a soothing melody, while Admiral Tibet's "Every Man To A Woman" provided a classic reggae sound that fans cherished. Known for his energetic performances, Anthony B contributed "Weak In The Knees," adding his unique flair to the riddim. Everton Blender’s "Tak My Hand" showcased his smooth vocal style, and George Nooks’ "My Love Is Real" added a soulful touch to the collection. These artists, each with their distinct style, ensured that the riddim had something for everyone. Notably, Anthony B, known for his hit song "Raid The Barn," brought his signature energy to the project, further enhancing its appeal. Behind this successful project was KIC FOR KIC RECORDS, a producer known for crafting quality reggae and dancehall music. The label played a crucial role in shaping the sound of the Stranger Riddim, ensuring it captured the essence of early 2000s reggae while pushing boundaries with a dancehall crossover. KIC FOR KIC RECORDS' ability to blend different musical elements helped make the riddim a memorable part of reggae history. Even today, fans continue to play the Stranger Riddim, reliving the roots vibes that made 2003 a special year for reggae music.
Stranger Tracklist:
- Abijah – Have You Here
- Admiral Tibet – Every Man To A Woman
- Anthony B – Weak In The Knees
- Everton Blender – Tak My Hand
- George Nooks – My Love Is Real
- Junior Kelly – Dem No Remember
- Lyricson – Be Happy
- Tanya Stephens – Lie A Little
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