THOSE GUYS RIDDIM produced by INSIGHT 2005
Those Guys Overview
In 2005, the reggae scene was buzzing with the release of the "Those Guys Riddim," featuring a powerful lineup of artists. The Insight Crew led the charge with their track "Those Guys Riddim," showcasing their unique sound. Jr Moore brought his own flair with "Those Guys," adding depth to the collection. Keith Campbell's "You Need A Man" offered a smooth vibe, while Luciano delivered a message of resilience in "Trouble Times." Mikey Spice, known for his soulful voice and hits like "Practice What You Preach," contributed "Happy Hour," adding a feel-good energy to the mix. The riddim also featured collaborations like Mr Steele & Night Dew's "Work It Out," and solo tracks from notable artists such as Natty King with "You Lied To Me" and Tony Rebel with "Mr Love." Ras Zipper's "What You Live By" and Turbulence's "Live In Love" rounded out the release, each adding their own distinct touch. The rocksteady flow of the riddim was expertly crafted under the guidance of producer INSIGHT. Known for his work with various reggae artists, INSIGHT has a reputation for bringing out the best in musicians, creating tracks that resonate with fans. His ability to blend island-flavored melodies with uplifting vibes made this release a standout in 2005. "Those Guys Riddim" quickly became a staple in reggae playlists, celebrated for its balance of depth and accessibility. It captured the essence of reggae at its strongest, leaving a lasting impact on fans and the music scene alike.
Those Guys Tracklist:
- I-Kush – Crime
- Insight Crew – Those Guys Riddim
- Jr Moore – Those Guys
- Keith Campbell – You Need A Man
- Luciano – Trouble Times
- Mikey Spice – Happy Hour
- Mr Steele & Night Dew – Work It Out
- Natty King – You Lied To Me
- Ras Zipper – What You Live By
- Tony Rebel – Mr Love
- Turbulence – Live In Love
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