RUMOURS A GWAAN RIDDIM produced by MARSHALL NEEKO REMIX 2023
Rumours A Gwaan Tracklist:
- Admiral Tibett & Shabba Ranks – No Competition
- Admiral Tibett – Tell Me Which One
- Cecile & Jigsy King – Too Hot To Handle
- Dennis Creary – Sweet Ectasy
- Gregory Isaacs – Rumours
- Home T – Single Life
- Hopeton Lindo – Lonely Night
- C. Lodge & Shabba Ranks – Deh Pon Mi Mind
- C. Lodge – Telephone Love
- Johnny Osbourne – Trickster
- Josey Wales – Everyone Hustling
- Ken Boothe – Choice
- Lady G – Nuff Respect
- Marshall Neeko – Rumours A Gwaan Riddim Version
- Mighty Diamonds – Heavy Load
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Rumours A Gwaan Overview
In 2023, the reggae scene welcomed a special album collection built around the Rumours A Gwaan Riddim. This project stood out because it gave young singers a real platform to share their voices alongside established legends. The collection brought together respected names like Admiral Tibett & Shabba Ranks, who delivered the energetic “No Competition.” Admiral Tibett also appears solo with “Tell Me Which One.” Both songs show his strong voice and deep roots in conscious reggae. Cecile & Jigsy King team up for “Too Hot To Handle,” adding a modern touch to the riddim. Cecile is known for her hit songs such as “Can You Do the Work” with Sean Paul, and she brings that same confidence here. Dennis Creary’s “Sweet Ectasy” and Gregory Isaacs’ “Rumours” add soulful, classic reggae vibes. Gregory Isaacs, called the “Cool Ruler,” is famous for his smooth style and the international hit “Night Nurse.” Other highlights include Home T with “Single Life,” Hopeton Lindo’s “Lonely Night,” and Johnny Osbourne’s “Trickster.” C. Lodge & Shabba Ranks come together on “Deh Pon Mi Mind,” while C. Lodge shines solo with “Telephone Love,” a song that became a dancehall classic and crossed over to the R&B charts. The producer, MARSHALL NEEKO REMIX, is known for blending old and new reggae styles. His work on this riddim project brought fresh energy to the genre, earning streams from fans worldwide and respect for keeping reggae’s roots alive. Compared to other reggae collections of its time, this album stood out by mixing classic and new voices, helping young artists get noticed and keeping reggae strong in 2023.