COME BACK TO ME RIDDIM produced by TECHNIQUES 198X
Come Back To Me Overview
The dub engineer on the Come Back To Me Riddim brings a deep and classic sound to the compilation. Their touch gives each track strong bass and echo, which are key parts of reggae and dancehall music. This helps the songs feel rich and full, making the riddim stand out. The producer, TECHNIQUES 198X, is known for working with top reggae and dancehall artists. Their label has a history of releasing songs that become favorites in dancehalls and on radio. TECHNIQUES 198X has helped shape the sound of modern reggae, and their projects often get attention for their quality and style. On this compilation, Chaka Demus and Pliers perform “Sunshine Day.” This duo is famous worldwide for their 1993 hit “Tease Me,” which reached the UK Top 10. Their voices blend well, bringing energy to the riddim. Conroy Smith delivers “Black Indian Girl.” He is known for his 1986 classic “Dangerous,” a song that still plays in reggae sessions today. Ernest Wilson, who sings “I Wanna Hold Your Hand,” was once part of the group The Clarendonians, a big name in Jamaican music history. Feather Man’s “Them Girl Ready” and Little Ritchie’s “I Miss You” add more flavor, showing the riddim’s range. Fans today enjoy this musical backdrop, as each artist steps up and brings their own style to the Come Back To Me Riddim.
Come Back To Me Tracklist:
- Chaka Demus & Pliers – Sunshine Day
- Conroy Smith – Black Indian Girl
- Ernest Wilson – I Wanna Hold Your Hand
- Feather Man – Them Girl Ready
- Little Ritchie – I Miss You
- Malibu – My Love
- Moddeling Rosie – Plenty Girl A Suffer
- Mr. Wong – Dance Hall Bubbler
- Papa San & Lady G – Legal Rights
- Papa San And Lady G – Legal Rights
- Thriller U & Nardo Ranks – Old Fire Stick
- Tiger & Anthony Malvo – Come Back To Me
- Wayne Wonder – Anyone In Love
- Wayne Wonder – The Girl Is Mine
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