SUNSHINE RIDDIM produced by AJANG 2003
Sunshine Overview
In 2003, reggae music showcased its enduring strength with the release of the Sunshine Riddim. This collection of tracks brought together a mix of culture and message, highlighting the versatility of the genre. The riddim featured artists like Gappy Ranks, known for his hit "Africa," which celebrated his roots and resonated with many listeners. Jack Radics contributed with "Sunshine Loving," adding a smooth, rocksteady flow that set it apart from other roots drops of its time. Louchie Lou And Michie One, famous for their chart-topping hit "Shout (It Out)," delivered "Sunshine," a track that added a rich melody to the riddim. Nikki Burt's "Rock My Boat" and Raveletta's "Crazy In Love" further enriched the listening experience with their unique styles. The producer behind this project, AJANG, played a crucial role in its success. Known for his focus on island storytelling, AJANG crafted a cohesive sound that tied the tracks together seamlessly. His work on the Sunshine Riddim is a testament to his impact on the reggae scene, where he has consistently delivered quality productions. Other notable tracks from this release include Cutty Ranks' "Put It On," Imara's "Morning Ride," Jr Fearon's "Rebel," Redman's "Weed," and Sargent D's "All Of Mine." Each song contributed to a rich tapestry of sound that captured the essence of reggae in 2003. The Sunshine Riddim remains a powerful example of reggae's ability to blend diverse influences and messages, demonstrating the genre's timeless appeal and resilience.
Sunshine Tracklist:
- Gappy Ranks – Africa
- Jack Radics – Sunshine Loving
- Louchie Lou And Michie One – Sunshine
- Nikki Burt – Rock My Boat
- Raveletta – Crazy In Love
- Cutty Ranks – Put It On
- Imara – Morning Ride
- Jr Fearon – Rebel
- Redman – Weed
- Sargent D – All Of Mine
- Tubby T – Hotter Hot
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