TSAHAI RIDDIM produced by AL.TA.FA.AN. RECORDS 2005
Tsahai Overview
Today, the dub cut of the Tsahai Riddim is fondly remembered as a classic in roots reggae sessions. It continues to resonate with fans who appreciate its smooth, laidback vibes and the vinyl warmth that AL.TA.FA.AN. RECORDS is known for. The riddim features standout tracks from well-known reggae artists. Junior Kelly's "Receive" is a highlight, showcasing his signature style that fans first fell in love with through his hit "Love So Nice." Anthony B contributes with "Rasta Man She Love," adding his powerful voice to the mix. Known for his energetic performances and messages of empowerment, Anthony B has been a staple in the reggae scene for years. Anthony Cruz's "Dont Worry" offers a soothing melody, perfectly fitting the riddim's relaxed groove. Chezidek's "I And I" and Chuck Fender's "No Need To Fight" round out the collection, each artist bringing their unique flair to the project. Chuck Fender, known for his socially conscious lyrics, continues to be a voice for change in reggae music. The Tsahai Riddim was produced by AL.TA.FA.AN. RECORDS, a label renowned for its quality reggae productions. The label has a history of creating hits that capture the essence of reggae's roots while appealing to modern audiences. Their work on the Tsahai Riddim is no exception, blending traditional sounds with contemporary appeal. This 2005 release remains a cultural gem, celebrated for its seamless blend of artists and its enduring impact on the reggae community.
Tsahai Tracklist:
- Junior Kelly – Receive
- Anthony B – Rasta Man She Love
- Anthony Cruz – Dont Worry
- Chezidek – I And I
- Chuck Fender – No Need To Fight
- Lady Flava And Ginko – Arde E Brucia
- Lutan Fyah – Learn The Hard Way
- Lymie Murray – Where Do We Go From Here
- Perfect – Good Bye
- Sizzla – In This World
- Turbulence – Black And Proud
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