Adam And Eve Riddim – Channel One

ADAM AND EVE RIDDIM produced by CHANNEL ONE 1984

Adam And Eve Overview

In a year full of new reggae releases, the Adam And Eve Riddim stands out for its classic sound and strong presence on sound systems. The riddim connects today’s reggae fans with the timeless style of the genre, bringing energy to dancefloors and radio shows alike. The dub engineer behind this release shapes the music with deep bass and echoing effects, giving each song a unique atmosphere. The producer, CHANNEL ONE, is a legendary name in reggae. Founded in the 1970s by the Hoo Kim brothers, Channel One Studio was home to many classic recordings and helped define the sound of roots reggae and dancehall. Their influence can be heard in the crisp drums and warm melodies of this riddim. Several respected artists add their voices to the project. Colourman brings his straightforward style to “Plain Truth,” delivering lyrics with clarity and power. Devon Russell, known for his work with The Tartans and Studio One, sings “People’s Fear” with soulful emotion. Don Angelo’s “Money We Want” explores social themes, while Midnight Riders revisit their classic approach on “Ram It Again.” Nitty Gritty, famous for his hit “Hog Inna Minty,” lends his unique voice to “One To Ten,” adding another layer to the riddim’s appeal. The Adam And Eve Riddim is now a favorite in current reggae sets, showing the lasting strength of Channel One’s influence and the enduring talent of its featured artists.

Adam And Eve Tracklist:

1. Colourman – Plain Truth
2. Devon Russell – People’s Fear
3. Don Angelo – Money We Want
4. Midnight Riders – Ram It Again
5. Nitty Gritty – One To Ten
6. Patrick Andy – Reggae Music The Number One
7. Sly & Robbie – Why Oh Why Version
8. The Jays – Why
9. Tony Tuff – Get Ready
10. Wayne Smith – The Girl Just A Jiggle