UNCHAINED RIDDIM produced by BLACK JACK 2005
Unchained Overview
In 2005, the reggae scene was vibrant and full of life, with a strong emphasis on roots and cultural expression. The Unchained Riddim, a standout from this era, provided a solid musical foundation for singers and deejays to showcase their talents. The riddim's heavy bassline and authentic reggae vibe made it a favorite among artists and fans alike. Behind this influential riddim was the producer known as BLACK JACK. Renowned for his dedication to maintaining the essence of reggae roots, BLACK JACK played a crucial role in shaping the sound of Unchained Riddim. His ability to blend traditional reggae elements with a modern touch helped the riddim resonate widely. The Unchained Riddim featured several notable artists who brought their unique styles to the project. Don Campbell delivered "Unchain Us," a track that highlighted his soulful voice and heartfelt delivery. George Nooks, known for his smooth vocals, contributed "If I Had The World," adding depth and emotion to the riddim. Jc Lodge, whose career includes the hit song "Telephone Love," offered "Shower Me," showcasing her sweet and melodic voice. Lloyd Brown, a respected figure in the reggae community, added "Hit That Spot" to the mix, while Peter Hunningale, known for his silky vocals, performed "Bad Boy." Each of these artists brought something special to the riddim, ensuring its place as a memorable cultural drop of 2005. Together, these artists and BLACK JACK's production created a cohesive and impactful release that continues to be celebrated for its authentic reggae sound.
Unchained Tracklist:
- Don Campbell – Unchain Us
- George Nooks – If I Had The World
- Jc Lodge – Shower Me
- Lloyd Brown – Hit That Spot
- Peter Hunningale – Bad Boy
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