SUNSHINE RIDDIM produced by DANGER ZONE ENTERTAINMENT 2004
Sunshine Overview
When Sunshine Riddim dropped in 2004, reggae fans embraced it with enthusiasm, celebrating its roots and collaborative spirit. The riddim, known for its one-drop beat, resonated with listeners who appreciated its blend of vintage and modern reggae vibes. Military Man and Kulcha Knox set the tone with "Love And Honesty," a track that highlights their synergy and lyrical depth. Buju Banton, famous for his Grammy-winning album "Before the Dawn," contributed "Losing U," adding his distinctive voice to the mix. Chuck Fenda’s "Coming Home" brought an emotional touch, showcasing his reputation for heartfelt delivery. George Nooks, known for his cover of "God Is Standing By," delivered "How Long," a song that further cemented his place in reggae history. Ghandi's "Why" added another layer of introspection, rounding out the riddim’s diverse offerings. The production prowess of DANGER ZONE ENTERTAINMENT was evident throughout the release. Known for producing high-quality reggae music, the label has been influential in promoting authentic island sounds. Their ability to bring together such a talented lineup of artists under one riddim speaks to their standing in the reggae community. The dub engineering on Sunshine Riddim helped tie the tracks together, creating a cohesive sound that fans still remember fondly. As a result, this release is often cited as a standout in 2004’s roots reggae output, celebrated for its commitment to the genre's core values and its global appeal.
Sunshine Tracklist:
- Military Man And Kulcha Knox – Love And Honesty
- Buju Banton – Losing U
- Chuck Fenda – Coming Home
- George Nooks – How Long
- Ghandi – Why
- Hezron – Mamma
- Nash – Miss Familia Face
- Richie Spice – Give A Little Love
- Romeo J – I Saw Heaven
- Sizzla – My Love
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