BLACK WOMAN AND CHILD RIDDIM produced by DIGITAL B 1996
Black Woman And Child Overview
The Black Woman And Child Riddim from 1996 was shaped by the hands of well-known music arranger Bobby Digital, also called Digital B. He was a key figure in reggae and dancehall, helping to guide the sound of the 1990s. Digital B’s label, Digital B Records, became famous for producing hits that blended classic reggae with new digital styles. His work with artists like Garnett Silk and Sizzla helped bring a new energy to Jamaican music. On this riddim, several important artists brought their own touch. Cocoa T is known for his smooth voice and uplifting songs. His track on the riddim, "Moving On," shows his trademark style. Cocoa T is famous for songs like "Good Life" and has performed at major festivals such as Reggae Sumfest. Morgan Heritage, a family band, added their song "Mama & Papa." This group is known for their harmonies and roots reggae sound. They have won a Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album in 2016, showing their lasting impact. Shabba Ranks, with his deep voice and strong delivery, brought "Increase The Peace" to the riddim. Shabba Ranks is a dancehall legend, winning two Grammy Awards for Best Reggae Album in the 1990s. Sizzla, another key voice, delivered "Blackwoman & Child." Sizzla is known for his powerful lyrics and has released over 50 albums in his career. Tony Rebel’s "One Word" adds another conscious message. Tony Rebel is respected for his positive songs and for founding the Rebel Salute festival. The Black Woman And Child Riddim still carries the roots spirit of 1996, connecting modern artists with the classic reggae flow.
Black Woman And Child Tracklist:
- Cocoa T – Moving On
- Morgan Heritage – Mama & Papa
- Shabba Ranks – Increase The Peace
- Sizzla – Blackwoman & Child
- Tony Rebel – One Word
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