TWINKLING SOUND RIDDIM produced by EXPLORER 2001
Twinkling Sound Overview
When the Twinkling Sound Riddim dropped in 2001, reggae fans quickly took notice. The rhythm captured the energy of the era and became a favorite in dancehalls and on radio playlists. Listeners praised its uplifting sound and the way it brought together different voices from the reggae scene. Cobra’s “Looking Fine” stood out with his signature style. Cobra, known for hits like “Flex,” brought his confident delivery to the riddim, adding excitement for longtime fans. Lexxus, with “Dead Again,” delivered sharp lyrics. Lexxus had already made waves in the late 1990s and early 2000s with songs like “Full Hundred,” and his presence added star power to the project. Paul Manna’s “Time Will Tell” offered a thoughtful message, while Steve Knight’s “Thanx And Praises” brought a rootsy, grateful vibe. The riddim’s foundation was built in the tradition of early 2000s reggae, with a modern touch that kept it fresh. The label behind the release made sure the sound was crisp and ready for heavy rotation. Producer EXPLORER, known for work with several reggae projects and for focusing on positive messages, tied the songs together into a unified experience. In 2001, the Twinkling Sound Riddim became a key part of reggae’s cultural soundtrack, giving fans new anthems and keeping the genre moving forward.
Twinkling Sound Tracklist:
- Cobra – Looking Fine
- Lexxus – Dead Again
- Paul Manna – Time Will Tell
- Steve Knight – Thanx And Praises
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