TURN ME ON RIDDIM produced by BLACK ARROW RECORDS 2004
Turn Me On Overview
In 2004, the reggae scene was buzzing with the release of the "Turn Me On Riddim," a project that stood out for its organic feel and strong roots. At the heart of this creation was BLACK ARROW RECORDS, a label known for promoting peace and unity through music. This label has been influential in the reggae world, shaping sounds that resonate with fans globally. The "Turn Me On Riddim" was a fine example of the classic one drop reggae style, which is characterized by its steady and soothing beat. This style was masterfully brought to life by artists Richie Davis, Ambelique, and Slim Smith. Each artist added their unique flavor to the riddim, making it memorable and lively. Richie Davis contributed with the track "I Want A Break," showcasing his ability to blend heartfelt lyrics with the classic reggae rhythm. Davis has been a notable figure in reggae, known for his soulful voice and impactful songs. Ambelique, with his song "Sorry Baby," brought a smooth and emotional touch to the riddim. Ambelique is celebrated for his rich vocal delivery and has been a part of many successful reggae projects. Slim Smith’s "Love Makes A Woman" added a timeless quality to the riddim, reminding listeners of the powerful emotions that reggae can convey. The "Turn Me On Riddim" remains a testament to reggae’s enduring strength and appeal in 2004, capturing the essence of the genre with its authentic sound and heartfelt performances.
Turn Me On Tracklist:
- Richie Davis – I Want A Break
- Ambelique – Sorry Baby
- Slim Smith – Loves Makes A Woman
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