BAM ON THE ROOF RIDDIM produced by VP RECORDS 1992
Bam On The Roof Overview
VP RECORDS, a well-known name in reggae music, is the label behind the Bam On The Roof Riddim. Founded in 1979 in Jamaica and later based in New York, VP RECORDS has played a major role in bringing reggae and dancehall to the world. The label has released classic albums and helped launch the careers of many reggae artists. This 1992 riddim release features some of the genre’s respected voices. Anthony Malvo delivers “Falling In Love,” showing his smooth style. Malvo is also known for his work with Tiger on the hit “Come Back to Me.” Cutty Ranks brings his strong deejay energy to “A Who Seh Me Dun.” He is famous for his powerful delivery and tracks like “The Stopper,” which made him a dancehall staple. Daddy Lizard’s “Ban In A Yard” keeps the traditional reggae feel alive. Garnet Silk, whose voice became legendary in the early 1990s, adds depth with “King Moses.” Silk is celebrated for songs like “Hello Mama Africa,” and his influence on conscious reggae is still felt today. Jack Radics appears with “Start Loving Again,” adding his unique touch. Radics is known for his work on “No Matter” with Chaka Demus & Pliers, which reached the UK charts. The riddim’s foundation builder is its classic reggae structure, staying true to the roots sound. VP RECORDS’ production keeps the music authentic, using live instruments and timeless rhythms. Fans still return to this riddim as a memory of 1992 roots reggae.
Bam On The Roof Tracklist:
- Anthony Malvo – Falling In Love
- Cutty Ranks – A Who Seh Me Dun
- Daddy Lizard – Ban In A Yard
- Garnet Silk – King Moses
- Jack Radics – Start Loving Again
- Junior Mervin – Stand By Me
- Kulch Knox – More Love In Your Heart
- Max Romeo – Jordon River
- Mickey Simpson – Weeping Willow
- Powerman – Love And Cherrish
- Singing Brady – Farmer Man
- Tyrone Taylor – True Confession
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