BOASY RIDDIM produced by XTERMINATOR
Boasy Overview
In 1999, the reggae scene was alive with heavy roots and deep dub cuts. Sound systems across Jamaica and beyond played rhythms that brought people together and kept dance floors moving. The dub version of this set created a foundation for singers and deejays to shine. The rolling basslines and echoing drums gave every track a strong, steady pulse. The producer behind this set was XTERMINATOR, a label started by Philip "Fatis" Burrell. XTERMINATOR became known in the 1990s for working with top reggae artists and helping to bring a roots revival sound back into the spotlight. Fatis Burrell and his label are often linked to the rise of conscious reggae music in the modern era. The riddim featured strong performances from key artists of the late 1990s. Anthony Mills brought his song "Story Of My Life," adding heartfelt lyrics over the melodic rhythm. Diana Rutherford’s "First Night" showed her smooth voice and emotional delivery. Prince Malachi, known for his spiritual songs, contributed "Watch Over Me," a track that fit well with his uplifting style. Sizzla, who had already made an impact with albums like "Black Woman & Child," delivered "Why Boast," bringing energy and fire to the set. These tracks became favorites in roots sets, helping the riddim live on in reggae history. The combination of powerful vocals and XTERMINATOR’s production made the 1999 set special for fans and selectors alike.
Boasy Tracklist:
- Anthony Mills – Story Of My Life
- Diana Rutherford – First Night
- Prince Malachi – Watch Over Me
- Sizzla – Why Boast
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