SUN IS SHINING RIDDIM produced by BIG LEAGUE PRODUCTIONS 2004
Sun Is Shining Overview
In 2004, the Sun Is Shining Riddim made waves in the reggae world with its unique blend of meditative textures and anthemic energy. This riddim stood out in the reggae landscape, offering a fresh and cohesive listening experience. It provided a perfect backdrop for both casual listeners and reggae enthusiasts seeking deeper vibes. Several artists contributed to the success of this project. Abijah brought a powerful performance with "Sun Is Shining," while Adrian Mckensie paid homage to reggae legend Augustus Pablo with "Tribute To Augustus." Anthony B's "Jah Jah World" added depth with his signature conscious lyrics. Jah Cure, known for his soulful voice, delivered "Most High Cup Full," a track that resonated with many fans. Luciano and Tony Rebel teamed up for "When Will Things Change," a song that reflected their enduring influence in roots reggae. Anthony B, in particular, is well-known for his hit "Raid The Barn," which highlights his impactful career. Meanwhile, Jah Cure has made a name for himself with songs like "Longing For," showcasing his ability to connect with listeners on a personal level. Behind the scenes, the dub engineer played a crucial role in crafting the riddim's sound, ensuring each track flowed seamlessly. BIG LEAGUE PRODUCTIONS, the mastermind behind this riddim, has a reputation for creating memorable reggae hits. Known for their modern fusion approach, they have consistently delivered quality music that resonates with fans. Looking back, the Sun Is Shining Riddim remains a favorite among roots reggae fans, marking a significant moment in 2004's reggae scene.
Sun Is Shining Tracklist:
- Abijah – Sun Is Shining
- Adrian Mckensie – Tribute To Augustus
- Anthony B – Jah Jah World
- Jah Cure – Most High Cup Full
- Luciano & Tony Rebel – When Will Things Change
- Richie Spice & Chuck Fender – Freedom
- Sizzla – I Got To
- Version – Sun Is Shining Riddim
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