TO THE FOUNDATION RIDDIM produced by MIXING FINGA 2002
To The Foundation Overview
In 2002, the rocksteady flow captured the essence of a vibrant reggae scene, resonating through sound systems across Jamaica. This year marked a significant time for roots reggae, with producers like MIXING FINGA at the helm, crafting rhythms that would stand the test of time. Known for his ability to blend traditional reggae vibes with contemporary sounds, MIXING FINGA played a pivotal role in shaping the genre's direction. His work on the "To The Foundation Riddim" showcased his talent for creating enduring tracks that echoed the spirit of roots reggae. Among the artists who brought their unique flair to this riddim was Anthony Cruz, whose rendition of "You Got It Bad" displayed his smooth vocal style and ability to connect with listeners. Capleton, renowned for his fiery performances and conscious lyrics, contributed "Rat Race," a track that highlighted his commitment to social commentary. Chrisitini offered "My Resolution," adding a distinctive voice to the mix with her soulful delivery. Chuck Fenda, known for his hard-hitting lyrics and powerful stage presence, delivered "Dilute Dem," further cementing his place in the reggae landscape. Meanwhile, Foundation's "Version" provided a rhythmic backbone that tied the collection together, showcasing the riddim's versatility. These artists, alongside others like George Nooks and Murdak with "Ghetto Youthwise," contributed to a memorable year in reggae music. The rocksteady flow of 2002 remains a testament to the enduring appeal of roots reggae and the creative vision of those who shaped its sound.
To The Foundation Tracklist:
- Anthony Cruz – You Got It Bad
- Capleton – Rat Race
- Chrisitini – My Resolution
- Chuck Fenda – Dilute Dem
- Foundation – Version
- George Nooks And Murdak – Ghetto Youthwise
- Jah Thunder – Hold Yu Own
- Junior Kelly – Search Yu Heart
- Luciano – Have Mercy
- Natural Black – Trying
- Thriller U – Isnt It Fortunate
- Turbulance – Haile King Negus
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