Really Together Riddim - Digital B Records

Really Together Riddim – Digital B Records 1998

Really Together Tracklist:

Dennis Brown – Where Were You (Preview)
Morgan Heritage – Let’s Work It Out
Neisha K – Read My Mind
Yami Bolo – Heart Full Of Love

Really Together Overview

The Really Together Riddim from 1998 brings a classic reggae feeling with its steady, bouncy rhythm. The riddim uses deep basslines and crisp drum patterns, giving each track a warm, vintage sound. This strong foundation lets the songs feel both relaxed and full of life, inviting listeners to move and think at the same time. Dennis Brown, often called the “Crown Prince of Reggae,” delivers “Where Were You” over this riddim. Known for his smooth voice and hits like “Money in My Pocket,” Brown brings heartfelt emotion and roots wisdom to the track. Morgan Heritage, a family band famous for their Grammy-winning album “Strictly Roots,” adds their signature harmonies to “Let’s Work It Out.” Their song blends unity and hope, fitting the riddim’s uplifting vibe. Neisha K’s “Read My Mind” offers a fresh voice, weaving thoughtful lyrics with catchy hooks. Her delivery stands out, showing the riddim’s ability to support both new and established talent. Yami Bolo, known for his soulful voice and roots messages, sings “Heart Full Of Love.” He has worked with artists like Damian Marley, and here he brings a gentle, positive energy that matches the riddim’s spirit. The selector’s job is to choose the right tracks and guide the flow, making sure each song fits the mood. In 1998, the Really Together Riddim kept reggae’s roots message alive, mixing culture, unity, and positive vibes.