Bobo Dread Riddim – J.R. Productions

BOBO DREAD RIDDIM produced by J.R. PRODUCTIONS 2001

Bobo Dread Overview

In 2001, the Bobo Dread Riddim was a favorite on reggae sound systems. This rhythm project stayed true to the roots of reggae, giving selectors and deejays a strong foundation for their sets. The beat was deep and steady, perfect for big speakers and outdoor dances. Fans could feel the classic reggae vibe, but the sound also fit the new century. J.R. PRODUCTIONS built this foundation. The label, led by producer Junior Reid, is known for shaping the reggae scene. Junior Reid is a Grammy-nominated artist and producer, respected for his work with both roots and dancehall music. His steady guidance helped the Bobo Dread Riddim keep its roots feeling, while sounding fresh for 2001. Several well-known artists voiced the riddim. Angie Angel delivered “Judgement,” adding her unique style. Anthony Williams brought “Another One” to the mix. Gregory Isaacs, famous for songs like “Night Nurse,” recorded “Winsome.” Junior Reid himself added “Bobo Dread,” “Bobo Mission,” and “Grammy.” Luciano, known for his album “Where There Is Life,” sang “Why Worry.” Sugar Minott, a foundation singer, voiced “Live Good.” Each artist brought their own touch, but all respected the roots sound. The Bobo Dread Riddim became a classic for sound system culture, blending old and new in a way that felt just right for reggae fans.

Bobo Dread Tracklist:

1. Angie Angel – Judgement
2. Anthony Williams – Another One
3. Gregory Isaacs – Winsome
4. Junior Reid – Bobo Dread
5. Junior Reid – Bobo Mission
6. Junior Reid – Grammy
7. Luciano – Why Worry
8. Sugar Minott – Live Good