BABY I WANT YOU RIDDIM produced by STINGRAY RECORDS 2012
Baby I Want You Overview
The “Baby I Want You Riddim” is remembered by reggae fans as a roots favorite from 2012. This recording stands out for its strong rhythm base, which is a key part of roots reggae music. In the early 2010s, many reggae riddims used digital sounds, but this one kept a classic, foundation-style groove. The music arranger gave each track a smooth, steady feel, letting the artists shine while keeping the roots reggae spirit alive. Anthony Que’s “Baby I Want You” is a highlight, showing his soulful voice and positive message. Anthony Que is respected for his uplifting songs and has worked with reggae legends like Sly & Robbie. Charmaine Parry’s “Slow Dancing” brings a gentle, heartfelt mood to the riddim, while Frankie Paul’s “Pretty Baby” adds a sweet, melodic touch. Frankie Paul, known as the "Jamaican Stevie Wonder," had many hits in the 1980s and 1990s, including “Sara” and “Worries in the Dance.” Mikey Spice & Hassanah’s “Friends Always” offers a warm, harmonious duet that fits the riddim’s peaceful vibe. STINGRAY RECORDS produced the project. The label, based in London, is known for supporting reggae artists and keeping the reggae sound alive since the 1990s. They have worked with many top names and are respected for their quality productions. Compared to other recordings from its era, the “Baby I Want You Riddim” stays true to roots reggae, while many others were moving towards dancehall or pop styles. Fans still play this track base as a strong memory of roots reggae in 2012.
Baby I Want You Tracklist:
- Anthony Que – Baby I Want You
- Charmaine Parry – Slow Dancing
- Frankie Paul – Pretty Baby
- Mikey Spice & Hassanah – Friends Always
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