BABY RIDDIM produced by KING JAMMY’S 1988
Baby Overview
The reggae rhythm project called Baby Riddim brings back the classic sound of Jamaican music. It stands out among other recordings from its time because it goes deep into roots reggae, not just the popular dancehall style of the same era. Many releases in the 1980s and 1990s started to use more digital sounds, but Baby Riddim keeps a warm, natural feel. This project features strong performances from well-known reggae artists. Cultural Roots, known for the song "Run Around Girl," give the rhythm real roots energy. Leroy Gibbons, famous for "She's My Baby," adds a smooth and soulful voice. Robert Lee, who recorded "Fantasy World," brings his own unique style. Each of these artists helps make the riddim fresh and alive. Wailing Souls, with their song "Where Do I Stand," are also part of the reggae tradition and have been nominated for Grammy Awards in the past. The producer behind this project is KING JAMMY'S. He is a legendary figure in reggae, known for his work in the 1980s with digital rhythms and for helping to shape the sound of modern dancehall. His label, Jammy's Records, is respected around the world. Today, Baby Riddim is still played by sound systems at cultural events. Its classic style and top artists make it popular both on the radio and at parties.
Baby Tracklist:
- Cultural Roots – Run Around Girl
- Leroy Gibbons – She’s My Baby
- Robert Lee – Fantasy World
- Wailing Souls – Where Do I Stand
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