TIMELESS RIDDIM produced by FRESH EAR RECORDS 2004
Timeless Overview
In 2004, dancehall music was buzzing with energy, and one recording that stood out was produced by FRESH EAR RECORDS. This project brought together a vibrant mix of artists and sounds that still resonate in parties today. Beenie And Marcia Griffiths teamed up for "Close 2 Me," creating a track that blends their unique styles. Marcia Griffiths is well-known for her hit "Electric Boogie," a song that still gets people dancing. Danny English added to the lively atmosphere with "Partying For Good Times," a track that captures the essence of celebration. Notch, known for his work with Born Jamericans, delivered "Fly Away," bringing a smooth flow to the mix. Regan, featuring Wee Ken, contributed "How We Livin," adding another layer of rhythm and vibe to the compilation. FRESH EAR RECORDS has been influential in the dancehall scene, known for producing hits that cross over into mainstream music. Their ability to blend traditional dancehall with other genres has kept their productions fresh and engaging. This particular recording from 2004 is a testament to their skill in crafting beats that selectors still choose to play at events. The collection also features tracks like "Melt Away" by Sean Paul, who has achieved international success with hits like "Get Busy," and "Tell Me If You Still Care" by Tok. These songs, along with others like "How Love Had 2 Go" by Voicemail, showcase the diversity and talent present in this project. Years later, the timeless nature of these tracks continues to keep dancefloors alive, proving that FRESH EAR RECORDS created something truly special.
Timeless Tracklist:
- Beenie And Marcia Griffiths – Close 2 Me
- Danny English – Partying For Good Times
- Notch – Fly Away
- Regan (Feat Wee Ken) – How We Livin
- Sajay And Swade – Come Home With Me
- Sean Paul – Melt Away
- Swade – Lucky Star
- Tok – Tell Me If You Still Care
- Voicemail – How Love Had 2 Go
- Vybz Kartel – Nuttin But Vybe
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