STRESS RIDDIM produced by CALIBUD PRODUCTIONS 2004
Stress Overview
In 2004, reggae music was thriving, and one of the standout contributions from that year was the "Stress Riddim." This musical backdrop is still seen as a strong foundation in the reggae genre. It was produced by CALIBUD PRODUCTIONS, known for their dedication to preserving the rebel spirit of reggae music. The label has been influential in delivering sounds that resonate with both traditional and contemporary reggae fans. Several artists lent their voices to the "Stress Riddim," each bringing their unique style and energy. Abijah, with his song "Nah Give Up," is known for his uplifting messages and positive vibes. Capleton, a prominent figure in reggae and dancehall, contributed "Good Woman," showcasing his ability to blend conscious lyrics with engaging rhythms. Capleton is well-known for his fiery performances and songs that often address social issues. Chuck Fender, who performed "I See Love," is another artist who has made significant contributions to reggae music. Known for his conscious lyrics, Fender has built a reputation for songs that promote love and unity. D.Y.C.R's "Rise The Machine" and Kulcha Melody's "Stress" also feature on the riddim, adding depth and variety to the collection. Richie Spice's "Black Like Tar" and Warrior King's "Hold The Faith" are other notable tracks that complement the riddim, each bringing their unique flair. The instrumental "Version — Stress Riddim" ties everything together, highlighting the laid-back yet impactful rhythm work that made this riddim a memorable part of reggae history.
Stress Tracklist:
- Abijah – Nah Give Up
- Capleton – Good Woman
- Chuck Fender – I See Love
- D.Y.C.R. – Rise The Machine
- Kulcha Melody – Stress
- Richie Spice – Black Like Tar
- Version – Stress Riddim
- Warrior King – Hold The Faith