UNKNOWN RIDDIM produced by V1 RECORDS 2005
Unknown Overview
In 2005, the Unknown Riddim emerged as a standout reggae riddim, largely thanks to the skilled work of a talented dub engineer who infused it with soothing grooves. This engineer's touch added depth and warmth to the music, making it resonate with listeners. The riddim was released by V1 RECORDS, a label known for its commitment to reggae roots. V1 RECORDS has a reputation for producing music that stays true to the genre's essence, providing a platform for both established and emerging artists. The riddim featured several notable artists, each bringing their unique style to the project. Capleton, a well-known figure in reggae, teamed up with Moses I for the track "Fire Is Burning." Capleton, often referred to as the "Prophet," is celebrated for his energetic performances and has a career filled with hits like "Jah Jah City." Moses I also contributed his solo work with "More Than A Dream," showcasing his ability to capture the audience's attention with his smooth vocals. Ghetto Max delivered "Street Boys," a track that highlighted his storytelling prowess and connection to the streets. Jah Mason, known for his conscious lyrics and hit song "My Princess Gone," added depth with "Don't Blame Me." Pg 13 brought youthful energy to the riddim with "We Know That," while Utan Green's "No Stopping Now" added a sense of determination and resilience. The Unknown Riddim is remembered as a cultural work that not only entertained but also provided young singers with a platform to shine, leaving a lasting impact on the reggae scene of 2005.
Unknown Tracklist:
- Capleton & Moses I – Fire Is Burning
- Ghetto Max – Street Boys
- Jah Mason – Don’t Blame Me
- Moses I – More Than A Dream
- Pg 13 – We Know That
- Utan Green – No Stopping Now
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