THANK YOU RIDDIM produced by CYCLONE ENTERTAINMENT 2012
Thank You Overview
In 2012, the Thank You Riddim brought fresh roots reggae sounds to the scene. Built on a strong foundation rhythm, this set balanced old-school reggae with new ideas. The riddim was produced by CYCLONE ENTERTAINMENT, a label known for working with both rising and established reggae artists. CYCLONE ENTERTAINMENT has helped push reggae music to wider audiences, and their productions often appear on major streaming platforms. The Thank You Riddim featured a special group of artists. Raquel Oliver sang "Baby I Love You," adding smooth vocals and heartfelt lyrics. Cole performed "Ocho Rios," a song named after the famous Jamaican town, bringing his own style to the set. Jah Nyne delivered "Omnipotent Works," giving the riddim a spiritual touch. Jah Nyne is also known for his album "Perfect Example," which showed his talent in roots reggae. Shamir added emotion with "If Only You Knew," while Sammi Starr performed "Superman," showing his soulful voice. Sammi Starr is a well-known artist from the Bahamas, with a career that includes the hit song "Gimme That" and performances at major Caribbean events. Other highlights included "Survival Psalms" by Willis and Sosa Man, and "Thanks for Leavin Me" by D Mac and M Deez. Jah Cure, a respected name in reggae, contributed "Thank You for Life." Jah Hem sang "Thank You Jah," and Julien Believe closed out the set with "Winner." This reggae set became one of the cultural highlights of 2012, bringing roots vibes and positive messages to fans around the world.
Thank You Tracklist:
- Raquel Oliver – Baby I Love You
- Cole – Ocho Rios
- Jah Nyne – Omnipotent Works
- Shamir – If Only You Knew
- Sammi Starr – Superman
- Willis and Sosa Man – Survival Psalms
- D Mac and M Deez – Thanks for Leavin Me
- Jah Cure – Thank You for Life
- Jah Hem – Thank You Jah
- Julien Believe – Winner
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