Blend Dem Aka Shes Mine Riddim – Black Scorpio

BLEND DEM AKA SHE’S MINE RIDDIM produced by BLACK SCORPIO 1999

Blend Dem Aka Shes Mine Overview

The Blend Dem Aka Shes Mine Riddim from 1999 is a great example of reggae’s timeless sound. The project was guided by the roots selector’s deep knowledge of classic reggae rhythms, bringing the old and new together. At the heart of this release is legendary producer BLACK SCORPIO. Also known as Maurice Johnson, BLACK SCORPIO has run the Black Scorpio label since the 1970s. He is known for shaping the careers of many reggae and dancehall stars and has produced many hits over the years. The compilation features some of reggae’s most respected artists. Barrington Levy, famous for his hit “Here I Come,” teams up with Mega Banton on the track “She’s Mine.” Barrington Levy also delivers a solo version called “She’s Mine.” Beenie Man, who won a Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album in 2001, brings energy to “Praise Him.” Echo Minott, known for his classic “Lazy Body,” sings “If Tomorrow Never Comes.” Everton Blender, celebrated for his uplifting messages, performs “Blend Them.” Other strong tracks include Galaxy P’s “War And Crime,” Jimmy Riley’s “Loving You,” Luciano’s “I’m Not Sorry,” Mad Cobra’s “Do You Know,” and Mikey General’s “Lion Mouth.” The Blend Dem Aka Shes Mine Riddim stands out as a cultural gem from 1999, connecting reggae’s roots with a fresh, modern sound.

Blend Dem Aka Shes Mine Tracklist:

1. Barrington Levy & Mega Banton – She’s Mine
2. Barrington Levy – She’s Mine
3. Beenie Man – Praise Him
4. Echo Minott – If Tomorrow Never Comes
5. Everton Blender – Blend Them
6. Galaxy P – War And Crime
7. Jimmy Riley – Loving You
8. Luciano – I’m Not Sorry
9. Mad Cobra – Do You Know
10. Mikey General – Lion Mouth
11. Ninja Man – Babylon
12. Sanchez – Let Me Love You Down
13. Shinehead – Emotion Leave
14. Tony Curtis – Sadie

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