SWEET SOP RIDDIM produced by DOWN SOUND RECORDS 2005
Sweet Sop Overview
In 2005, the Sweet Sop Riddim emerged from Jamaica, capturing the essence of reggae's roots. Produced by DOWN SOUND RECORDS, this riddim became a staple in sound system nights, echoing through the air with its soulful and island-flavored vibes. Alaine graced the riddim with "Giving It All To You," showcasing her smooth vocals and heartfelt delivery. Known for her hit "No Ordinary Love," Alaine has been a prominent figure in reggae, bringing a unique blend of soul and reggae to her music. Anthony B, another standout on the riddim, contributed "Love With Feeling," a track that highlights his powerful voice and commitment to cultural messages. Anthony B is well-known for his hit "Raid the Barn," which solidified his place in the reggae scene. Elephant Man, famous for his energetic dancehall hits like "Pon de River, Pon de Bank," added a different flavor with "Without A Woman," showing his versatility as an artist. Fantan Mojah's "Will I See You Again" and his collaboration with Jah Cure on "Nuh Build Great Man" brought depth and introspection to the collection. Fantan Mojah is celebrated for his conscious lyrics and impactful performances. DOWN SOUND RECORDS, known for its influential role in reggae and dancehall, ensured that the Sweet Sop Riddim maintained a cohesive and culturally rich sound. The label has been involved in various notable projects, contributing significantly to the genre's evolution. The Sweet Sop Riddim continues to resonate, reminding listeners of reggae's enduring roots and cultural significance.
Sweet Sop Tracklist:
- Alaine – Giving It All To You
- Anthony B – Love With Feeling
- Elephant Man – Without A Woman
- Fantan Mojah – Will I See You Again
- Fantan Mojah Ft Jah Cure – Nuh Build Great Man
- Harry Toddler – Love Her Forever
- Jah Mason – Sweet Sop
- Nanko – Lucky You
- Perfect – Once Again
- Turbulence – Dont Give Up The Fight
- Unknown Artist – Unknown
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