Tribulation Riddim - Attack 1982

TRIBULATION RIDDIM produced by ATTACK / BUNNY LEE 1982

Tribulation Overview

In the early 1980s, reggae music was changing, with new sounds and rhythms shaping the genre. Producers like ATTACK / BUNNY LEE played a big part in this era. Bunny Lee, known for his work with many top Jamaican artists, helped bring dub and roots reggae to a wider audience. His productions often featured strong rhythms and creative studio techniques, making him a key figure in reggae history. The "Tribulation" riddim, remembered from 1982, brought together three important names. Don Carlos, a founding member of Black Uhuru, performed "Tribulation." Don Carlos is known for his smooth voice and hits like "Just a Passing Glance." His solo work in the 1980s helped shape roots reggae. King Tubby, famous for his pioneering dub style, contributed "Tribulation Dub." King Tubby’s influence on reggae and dub is huge, with his studio innovations changing how music was mixed and produced. His work on this track base is a classic example of his echoing, deep dub sound. Leroy Smart’s "Want To Go Home" also stands out. Smart, called "The Don," is known for hits like "Ballistic Affair" and his confident vocal style. His career includes many chart successes in Jamaica. Fans remember these tracks from 1982 as part of reggae’s rich story, with each artist adding their own touch to the "Tribulation" riddim.