WHO CARES RIDDIM produced by 2 MILES RECORDS 2003
Who Cares Overview
In 2003, a roots anthology brought fresh vibes to the reggae scene with contributions from notable artists like EQ, Junior Moore, Luciano, Lukie D, and Natty King. Each artist delivered unique performances that highlighted their talents and added depth to the collection. Luciano, known for his uplifting song "Be Of Good Courage," continued to inspire listeners with his soulful voice and positive messages. Meanwhile, Natty King, with his track "No Guns To Town," reinforced his reputation for promoting peace and consciousness in his music. The foundation of this anthology was built on the Who Cares Riddim, a standout creation of 2 MILES RECORDS. This production house, known for its ability to craft compelling reggae rhythms, played a crucial role in shaping the sound of the early 2000s. Their attention to detail and commitment to maintaining a classic reggae feel helped the riddim resonate with both artists and fans. EQ's "Kingston Town" and Junior Moore's "Who Cares" are examples of how the riddim provided a solid base for artists to express their creativity. Lukie D's "Put That Woman First" and Night Dew's "Put Back Dancehall" further showcased the versatility of the riddim, allowing for a range of styles and themes. Turbo Blacks added another layer with "Round Here No Good Again," while the instrumental "Who Cares — Version" highlighted the riddim's timeless quality. The roots anthology remains a cultural milestone from 2003, remembered for its authentic sound and the talented artists who brought it to life.
Who Cares Tracklist:
- EQ. – Kingston Town
- Junior Moore – Who Cares
- Luciano – Be Of Good Courage
- Lukie D – Put That Woman First
- Natty King – No Guns To Town
- Night Dew – Put Back Dancehall
- Turbo Blacks – Round Here No Good Again
- Who Cares – Version
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