SUNDAY RIDDIM produced by MINOR 7 FLAT 5 2004
Sunday Overview
The label MINOR 7 FLAT 5 made a significant impact on the reggae scene in 2004 with the release of the Sunday Riddim. Known for its attention to vocal harmonies and socially conscious themes, this riddim quickly became a staple in reggae playlists worldwide. Among the standout performances on the Sunday Riddim is Al Pancho's "Glad To Be Alive," a track that resonates with positivity and resilience. Anthony B, a well-respected figure in reggae known for his hit "Raid The Barn," delivers a powerful message with "Watch Over My Head." His contribution to the riddim reinforces his reputation for thought-provoking lyrics and energetic delivery. Bounty Killer, another heavyweight in the genre, adds depth with "West Indies," showcasing his ability to blend social commentary with catchy rhythms. Bounty Killer, often referred to as the "Warlord," has a long-standing career that includes collaborations with international artists and numerous awards. Cocoa Tea, with his smooth vocals on "Man From Spain," brings a classic touch to the riddim. Known for hits like "Rikers Island," Cocoa Tea's contribution is both nostalgic and refreshing. Jah Mason's "Sciene" adds yet another layer of introspection, aligning well with the riddim's overall theme of upliftment and awareness. The producer behind this cultural drop, MINOR 7 FLAT 5, is renowned for crafting riddims that resonate with audiences both casually and deeply. Their work on the Sunday Riddim is a testament to their ability to weave meaningful messages into reggae music, making it a memorable part of 2004's reggae landscape.
Sunday Tracklist:
- Al Pancho – Glad To Be Alive
- Anthony B – Watch Over My Head
- Bounty Killer – West Indies
- Cocoa Tea – Man From Spain
- Jah Mason – Sciene
- Junior Kelly – Cant Buy My Love
- Luciano – Ends Of Never
- Lutan Fyah – Chances Are
- Sunday Riddim – Version
- Turbulence – Next Flight