UNIVERSAL LOVE RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2004
Universal Love Overview
In 2004, reggae fans were treated to a memorable collection with the release of the Universal Love Riddim. This album quickly became a favorite among roots reggae enthusiasts, celebrated for its smooth and unifying sound. The riddim brought together a diverse group of artists, each adding their unique touch to the project. Ambassador's track "It Couldn't Me" stood out with its engaging rhythm and compelling lyrics. Known for his distinctive voice and style, Ambassador added depth to the collection. Macka B, although his track title remains unknown in this context, is recognized for his work in the reggae scene, including the hit "Cucumba," which showcases his humorous and socially conscious lyrics. Peter Spence contributed "For Real," a song that highlighted his soulful voice and roots reggae influence. Sandeeno made a double impact with "Heathen" and "What They Say," both tracks reflecting his ability to blend conscious lyrics with catchy melodies. Top Cat's "The System" added a vibrant energy to the album, known for his unique blend of reggae and dancehall styles. The sound architect behind this project, VARIOUS ARTISTS, played a crucial role in crafting the album's cohesive sound. Known for producing numerous reggae hits, VARIOUS ARTISTS has left a significant mark on the genre, ensuring that the Universal Love Riddim remains a cherished memory from 2004. Released under a label that valued authentic reggae sounds, this collection continues to resonate with fans who cherish its roots and anthemic qualities.
Universal Love Tracklist:
- Ambassador – It Couldn’t Me
- Macka B – Unknown Title
- Peter Spence – For Real
- Sandeeno – Heathen
- Sandeeno – What They Say
- Top Cat – The System
- Vivian Jones – In Love
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