WAR WAR WAR RIDDIM produced by ROARING LION RECORDS 2003
War War War Overview
In 2003, reggae fans were treated to a standout collection that quickly captured their hearts: the War War War Riddim. The album was celebrated for its conscious sound and resonated deeply with listeners, both casual fans and devoted roots enthusiasts. The rhythm’s emphasis on classic textures and sincere messages of peace and unity made it a memorable release in the reggae landscape. A key contributor to the album's success was Cocoa Tea with his track "War War War." Cocoa Tea, known for his smooth voice and socially conscious lyrics, has been a prominent figure in reggae since the 1980s. His 1984 hit "I Lost My Sonia" is a testament to his enduring appeal and talent. On this riddim, Cocoa Tea's performance elevated the overall concept, delivering a message that was both powerful and heartfelt. Yami Bolo also made a significant impact with his song "Mark Of The Beast." Known for his collaborations with reggae legends like Augustus Pablo, Yami Bolo brought a spiritual depth to the riddim with his distinctive voice and thought-provoking lyrics. His contribution added another layer of richness to the collection. The album also featured "Version" by War War War, showcasing the versatility and creativity of the artists involved. ROARING LION RECORDS, the producer behind this project, is known for its commitment to promoting peace and unity through music. The label has consistently delivered high-quality reggae productions that resonate with listeners worldwide, making a lasting impact on the genre. Looking back, the War War War Riddim remains a favorite among roots fans, who often mention its foundation rhythm as one of the defining sounds of 2003.
War War War Tracklist:
- Cocoa Tea – War War War
- War War War – Version
- Yami Bolo – Mark Of The Beast
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