Boops Riddim – Kings Of Kings

BOOPS RIDDIM produced by KINGS OF KINGS 2007

Boops Overview

If you love reggae’s deep pulse, the Boops Riddim from 2007 is a project you should revisit. The riddim rides on a steady, classic reggae groove, with a bassline that feels both earthy and uplifting. There’s a bounce in the drums and a warmth in the keys, making it easy to nod along. The rhythm is simple but full of life, inviting both listeners and artists to bring their own energy. Cecile stands out on the track “Boops.” She is well known for her hit single “Can You Do the Work” with Sean Paul, which brought her global attention in the early 2000s. On this riddim, Cecile’s voice is confident and playful, showing why she remains a favorite in dancehall and reggae. Cutty Corn brings his own flavor with “No Gal.” His delivery is sharp and direct, giving the riddim a different edge. Both artists add their unique styles, making the riddim feel fresh and full of variety. Behind the scenes, the dub engineer shapes every layer of sound, making sure each instrument and vocal sits perfectly in the mix. The producer, KINGS OF KINGS, is known in reggae for bringing forward big hits and working with top talent. Their touch gives the Boops Riddim its polished, timeless feel. In 2007, this project captured the true heart of reggae.

Boops Tracklist:

1. Cecile – Boops
2. Cutty Corn – No Gal (Edit)
3. Cutty Corn – No Gal (Raw)