CAN’T TAN YAH RIDDIM produced by FIRE BALL RECORDS 198X
Cant Tan Yah Overview
Roots reggae comes alive on the Cant Tan Yah Riddim, a project that celebrates the sound system culture. The one drop base is deep and steady, perfect for selectors who want to bring a classic roots vibe to the dance. This kind of riddim lets selectors mix and match, building energy for the crowd and keeping the roots tradition strong. FIRE BALL RECORDS 198X is the label behind this release. Known for their dedication to authentic reggae sounds, the label has built a reputation in the underground scene for keeping vintage energy alive. Their work often brings together respected artists and supports the sound system community. On this recording, several legendary voices step up. Admiral Tibett delivers "I Couldn't Believe It," adding his signature conscious style. Anthony B, famous for songs like "Raid the Barn" and his album "Universal Struggle," brings powerful messages with "Good Cop." Bounty Killer, a key figure in dancehall with hits like "Living Dangerously," gives us "Who Boots Roy," blending his rough delivery with roots energy. Bush Man, known for his classic "Fire Bun a Weak Heart," contributes "Trodding," while Capleton, who earned a MOBO Award for Best Reggae Act in 2005, fires up the riddim with "Caan Tan Yah." Each track keeps the roots alive, making this release a strong choice for selectors and fans this season.
Cant Tan Yah Tracklist:
- Admiral Tibett – I Couldn’t Believe It
- Anthony B – Good Cop
- Bounty Killer – Who Boots Roy
- Bush Man – Trodding
- Capleton – Caan Tan Yah
- Jah Mason – Dem Love Me
- Michael Fabulous & Powerman – Only One Way
- Tiger – Don’t Be Greedy
- Tiger – No Wanga Gut
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