2000 Volts Riddim – Meka Land Records

2000 Volts Riddim – Meka Land Records 1999

2000 Volts Overview

The 2000 Volts Riddim was first released in 1999 and quickly became a favorite in reggae circles. Its sharp, clear sound made it stand out among other riddims of the time. When the dub version appeared in 2000, it brought new life to reggae sessions and helped keep the music’s roots strong. Several artists made their mark on the 2000 Volts Riddim. African contributed the track "Natural," adding a smooth, energetic flow. Merciless, well known for his clash hits and the popular song "Gal Dem Gizzada," delivered "Chat Dem A Chat" on this riddim. His strong voice and clever lyrics gave the riddim extra power. Romiyo’s "Pretty Baby" brought a melodic touch, showing his skill for catchy hooks. Wilda Beese rounded out the lineup with "Don't Care," giving the riddim another layer of style. The riddim was produced by a respected Jamaican team, though the main producer’s name is not always credited in every release. Each artist’s song on the riddim helped capture the spirit of late 1990s and early 2000s reggae. The 2000 Volts Riddim dub release is still remembered for its lively sound and its role in keeping reggae vibrant during this era.

2000 Volts Tracklist:

1. African – Natural
2. Merciless – Chat Dem A Chat
3. Romiyo – Pretty Baby
4. Wilda Beese – Don’t Care

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