WEATHER BALLOON RIDDIM produced by HIGH VIBES PRODUCTIONS 2003
Weather Balloon Overview
The Weather Balloon Riddim project showcases the talents of music arranger and producer HIGH VIBES PRODUCTIONS, known for their dedication to maintaining the essence of reggae music. This production house has a reputation for creating rhythms that resonate with both traditional and contemporary audiences, making them a staple in the reggae scene. HIGH VIBES PRODUCTIONS has consistently delivered projects that capture the timeless feel of reggae, ensuring that each release stands out. In this particular compilation, several artists bring their unique styles to the forefront. Beru delivers a powerful performance with "Bitter Down A Rome," a track that highlights his ability to address social issues through music. Chinna Killa's "Dem Nuh Waan Work" continues this theme, offering a laidback yet conscious vibe that fits perfectly with the riddim. George Nooks, with his song "Since You Been Away," adds a soulful touch, reminding listeners of his longstanding presence in reggae music. Luciano, known for hits like "It's Me Again Jah," contributes "The World Is In Trouble," a track that echoes his commitment to conscious and uplifting messages. Mose I rounds out the collection with "Weak Heart," a song that blends seamlessly with the riddim's flow. This project remains a testament to reggae's enduring strength in 2003, with each artist adding their voice to a rhythm that feels both fresh and familiar. The Weather Balloon Riddim continues to be a favorite for playlists and sound systems, proving that well-executed reggae can stand the test of time.
Weather Balloon Tracklist:
- Beru – Bitter Down A Rome
- Chinna Killa – Dem Nuh Waan Work
- George Nooks – Since You Been Away
- Luciano – The World Is In Trouble
- Mose I – Weak Heart
- Pinchers – Girl I’m Gonna Love You
- Richie Platinum – Time To Survive
- Richie Spice & Snatcha – Rock Steady
- Version – Weather Balloon
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