COOL AND DEADLY RIDDIM produced by KEMAR FLAVA MCGREGOR 2011
Cool And Deadly Overview
Reggae music has always been a voice for the people, sharing stories of hope, love, and struggle. In 2011, the Cool And Deadly Riddim became a favorite among roots reggae fans. The riddim’s deep bass and steady rhythm gave a strong foundation for singers and deejays to shine. Behind this project is Kemar “Flava” McGregor, a well-known Jamaican producer. McGregor has worked with many big names in reggae and is respected for his modern yet classic sound. He is the founder of No Doubt Records, a label famous for many reggae hits. The Cool And Deadly Riddim brought together a strong lineup of artists. Buju Banton & Jovi Rockwell delivered “Lonely Night,” blending Buju’s powerful voice with Jovi’s smooth style. Cecile, known for her hit “Can You Do the Work” with Sean Paul, added her own flavor on “No Other Man.” Marcia Griffiths, a member of the I-Threes and famous for “Electric Boogie,” gave fans “Stay Forever.” Maxi Priest, who reached the top of the US charts with “Close to You,” sang “Fly High.” Nikesha Lindo contributed “Call To Year Heart,” showing her soulful side. In 2011, reggae lovers heard these tracks on many playlists. The riddim’s rich sound and the artists’ unique voices made this set a standout in reggae’s modern era.
Cool And Deadly Tracklist:
- Buju Banton & Jovi Rockwell – Lonely Night
- Cecile – No Other Man
- Marcia Griffiths – Stay Forever
- Maxi Priest – Fly High
- Nikesha Lindo – Call To Year Heart
- No Doubt – Cool & Deadly Riddim
- Peter Hunnigale – Cool & Deadly
- Sadiki – Slow & Sexy
- Sanchez – Bet Know
- Tony Anthony – Settle Down
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