Stress Riddim – Cali Bud

STRESS RIDDIM produced by CALI BUD 2003

Stress Overview

In 2003, reggae music was thriving, and the "Stress Riddim" was a standout drop that showcased the genre's depth. Produced by CALI BUD, this riddim combined smooth melodies with a vibrant energy, capturing the essence of roots reggae. CALI BUD was known for creating impactful reggae sounds, and "Stress Riddim" was no exception, cementing its place in reggae history. Several artists brought their unique styles to this riddim. Abijah contributed "Nah Give Up Today," a song that resonated with listeners for its uplifting message. Anthony B, a prominent figure in reggae, added "Love," showcasing his ability to blend conscious lyrics with a catchy beat. Anthony Cruz, known for his smooth vocal delivery, presented "Treat Dem Girls Right," adding a romantic touch to the riddim. Capleton, a key player in the reggae scene, delivered two tracks: "A Good Woman Never Stray" and "Never Let Them Get You Down." Capleton's fiery style and strong messages have always made him a standout artist. Chuck Fender, with his track "I See Love," continued to spread positive vibes, a hallmark of his music. Other notable contributions included Dycr's "Rise The Machine," Jah Mali's "Give Thanks And Praises," and Richie Spice's "Black Like Tar." Each artist added their own flavor, making "Stress Riddim" a diverse and memorable project. The collective effort of these artists kept the roots reggae message alive and thriving throughout 2003.

Stress Tracklist:

1. Abijah – Nah Give Up Today
2. Anthony B – Love
3. Anthony Cruz – Treat Dem Girls Right
4. Capleton – A Good Woman Never Stray
5. Capleton – Never Let Them Get You Down
6. Chuck Fender – I See Love
7. Dycr – Rise The Machine
8. Jah Mali – Give Thanks And Praises
9. Richie Spice – Black Like Tar
10. Version – Stress Riddim
11. Warrior King – Keep The Faith

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