WAITING IN VAIN RIDDIM produced by CHARM 2005
Waiting In Vain Overview
The 2005 release of the "Waiting In Vain Riddim" is fondly remembered by roots reggae fans for its timeless appeal. The dub release features a collection of tracks that capture the essence of reggae music, with artists delivering memorable performances. General Degree's "Almighty God" brings a spiritual vibe, while George Nooks' "What A Friend" offers a soothing melody. JC Lodge's rendition of "Someone Loves You Honey" adds a touch of sweetness, and Richie Stephens' "Gave You My Heart" delivers heartfelt emotion. "Waiting In Vain" by Maximum Sound and the instrumental "Waiting In Vain Riddim" Version round out this impressive lineup. The artists involved in this project are well-known in the reggae scene. General Degree, known for his hit "Traffic Blocking," adds his unique flair to the riddim. George Nooks has been a staple in reggae music, with his ability to blend gospel elements into his work. JC Lodge, famous for her hit "Telephone Love," brings her signature style to the collection. Richie Stephens, with his soulful voice, has collaborated with numerous international artists, enhancing the riddim's appeal. The producer behind this project, CHARM, has a reputation for crafting captivating reggae rhythms. Known for working with top reggae artists, CHARM's production style emphasizes melodic harmonies and solid instrumental arrangements. The "Waiting In Vain Riddim" stands out as a hallmark of CHARM's ability to create compelling music that resonates with listeners. Looking back, this riddim is celebrated as a foundation rhythm of 2005, cherished for its roots reggae authenticity.
Waiting In Vain Tracklist:
- General Degree – Almighty God
- George Nooks – What A Friend
- Jc Lodge – Someone Loves You Honey
- Maximum Sound – Waiting In Vain (Version)
- Richie Stephens – Gave You My Heart
- Version – Waiting In Vain Riddim
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