TUCU RIDDIM produced by KT RECORDS 2004
Tucu Overview
In 2002, the reggae scene was enriched by the release of the Tucu Riddim, a roots instrumental crafted by KT RECORDS. This riddim became notable for its vibrant blend of rhythms and heartfelt energy, showcasing the depth of reggae music at the time. The Tucu Riddim featured a lineup of talented artists, each bringing their unique style to the project. Andrew Coombs & Leego delivered the track "She's A Rose He's A Rose," adding a smooth touch to the riddim. Capleton, known for his fiery performances, contributed "Tell Me That You Love Me," a song that resonated with fans of his energetic style. Luciano, a respected figure in reggae with hits like "It's Me Again Jah," offered "Let Your Life Be Right," reinforcing his message of positivity and consciousness. Lukie D's "Sure I Can Remember" and Mikey General's "I'm So Glad I'm A Rastaman" further enriched the riddim, each artist bringing their distinct voice and message. Mikey General, known for his collaborations with Luciano, added depth and spiritual vibes to the collection. The music arrangement played a crucial role in the riddim's success, weaving together the talents of these artists into a cohesive soundscape. KT RECORDS, the producer behind this release, has a history of producing influential reggae music, contributing significantly to the genre's evolution. Overall, the Tucu Riddim captured the spirit of 2002 roots reggae, offering listeners a blend of familiarity and freshness that continues to be celebrated in reggae circles.
Tucu Tracklist:
- Andrew Coombs & Leego – She’s A Rose He’s A Rose
- Capleton – Tell Me That You Love Me
- Luciano – Let Your Life Be Right
- Lukie D – Sure I Can Remeber
- Mikey General – I’m So Glad I’m A Rastaman
- Singing Melody & Determine – Talk To An Angel
- Singing Melody – Talk To An Angel
- Sizzla – The People Are Suffering
- Version – Tacu Riddim
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