BABA BOOM RIDDIM produced by BLACK SCORPIO 2003
Baba Boom Overview
The Baba Boom Riddim, released in 2003, is a standout reggae rhythm that captures the essence of conscious reggae music. This foundation rhythm is celebrated for its organic grooves and deep roots, keeping the spirit of reggae alive. Admiral Tibet, known for his conscious lyrics, contributes the track "Call Me." His music often promotes positive messages, and he is well-respected in the reggae community for his dedication to social issues. Everton Blender, another key figure in reggae, delivers "Right Blen," showcasing his smooth vocal style. Blender gained international recognition with hits like "Lift Up Your Head," which solidified his place in reggae music. Gregory Isaacs, the "Cool Ruler," adds his signature touch with "Don't Diss The Dance." Isaacs is renowned for his romantic ballads and has left a lasting legacy with songs like "Night Nurse." Horace Andy, famous for his unique voice and collaborations with Massive Attack, contributes "I Am So Glad," adding depth to the riddim. Ruddy Thomas, known for his soulful reggae tunes, brings "Baby Let's Talk" to the mix. The producer behind this compelling release is BLACK SCORPIO, a well-known name in the reggae industry. BLACK SCORPIO, founded by Maurice "Jack Scorpio" Johnson, has a rich history of producing influential reggae tracks and has worked with many legendary artists. The Baba Boom Riddim also includes "Open Book" by Tyrone Taylor and the instrumental "Version — Baba Boom Riddim," allowing listeners to appreciate the rhythm's full depth. This release is a testament to reggae's enduring power to move and inspire.
Baba Boom Tracklist:
- Admiral Tibet – Call Me
- Everton Blender – Right Blen
- Gregory Issacs – Don’t Diss The Dance
- Horace Andy – I Am So Glad
- Ruddy Thomas – Baby Let’s Talk
- Tyrone Taylor – Open Book
- Version – Baba Boom Riddim