DISEASES RIDDIM produced by EAST COAST RECORDS 1997
Diseases Overview
In 1997, the Diseases Riddim became a standout roots instrumental in reggae sets. The riddim was produced by EAST COAST RECORDS, a label known for its careful studio work and smooth productions. EAST COAST RECORDS had already made a name with other reggae projects, and their attention to detail helped this riddim stand out. The studio team focused on keeping the sound tight and true to classic reggae vibes. The recording process brought together some of reggae’s well-known voices. Each artist on the Diseases Riddim used their own style to shape the roots instrumental. Beenie Man, with his track "Dont Dis Me," added energy and flow. Beenie Man is famous for his hit "Who Am I (Sim Simma)," which became an international success. Marcia Griffiths, who recorded "Wives Of Evil Men" for this riddim, is celebrated for her work as part of Bob Marley’s I Threes and for her solo hit "Electric Boogie." Merciless brought a tough edge with "You Can Stay Deh," while Sanchez delivered smooth vocals on "Do It For Love." Spragga Benz added his signature dancehall flavor with "Gimme The Bible." Each artist’s contribution helped give the riddim its unique character. The Diseases Riddim is remembered as an important part of the 1997 reggae scene, showing how artists and producers can shape a classic sound together.
Diseases Tracklist:
- Beenie Man – Dont Dis Me
- Marcia Griffiths – Wives Of Evil Men
- Merciless – You Can Stay Deh
- Sanchez – Do It For Love
- Spragga Benz – Gimme The Bible
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