Too Long Riddim – Mk Zwo Records

TOO LONG RIDDIM produced by MK ZWO RECORDS 2005

Too Long Overview

In 2005, the "Too Long Riddim" made a significant impact on the reggae scene, offering a fresh approach with its meditative and chilled-out drive. At the heart of this project was MK ZWO RECORDS, a label known for its dedication to quality and authenticity in reggae music. The label is celebrated for its ability to weave a warm, vinyl-like sound into its productions, creating a rich listening experience that resonates with both casual listeners and reggae enthusiasts. The foundation rhythm of the "Too Long Riddim" was brought to life by a talented lineup of artists. Ede Whiteman contributed with "Legt Eure Waffen Nieder," a track that calls for peace and unity. Jah Meek's "Lift Up" added a layer of uplifting energy, encouraging listeners to rise above challenges. Kimoe's "Selbst - Bewusst - Sein" emphasized self-awareness and confidence, aligning perfectly with the riddim's reflective nature. Other artists like Mr Reedoo, known for "Pure Love," and Natty Flo and Mellow Mark with "Positiv," added their unique voices to the mix, further enriching the anthology. Each artist brought their distinct style, yet all harmonized with the riddim's core message of positivity and introspection. This compilation, with its roots firmly planted in the reggae tradition, kept the genre's message alive throughout 2005. It became a staple at sound system nights, echoing through venues and connecting with audiences worldwide. The collaboration between MK ZWO RECORDS and these artists ensured that the "Too Long Riddim" left a lasting mark on the reggae landscape.

Too Long Tracklist:

1. Ede Whiteman – Legt Eure Waffen Nieder
2. Jah Meek – Lift Up
3. Kimoe – Selbst – Bewusst – Sein
4. Mr Reedoo – Pure Love
5. Natty Flo And Mellow Mark – Positiv
6. Nosliw – Geht Es Uns An
7. Rebel One – Lass Los
8. Thai Stylee – Too Long
9. Uwe Banton – Jah Roots
10. Volcanicman – Nur Die Liebe

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