DONT TRY TO USE ME RIDDIM produced by BUNNY STRIKER 1973
Dont Try To Use Me Overview
The reggae track base comes from the label run by BUNNY STRIKER, a well-known producer in Jamaican music. BUNNY STRIKER, also known as Bunny Lee, helped shape the sound of reggae and dub from the 1970s onwards. His productions are respected for their deep rhythms and classic style, and he has worked with many of the biggest names in reggae. On this latest riddim, three respected artists bring their own style to the tracks. Horace Andy, famous for his unique voice and his hit “Skylarking,” delivers “Dont Try To Use Me.” His vocals float over the beat, giving the song a timeless reggae feel. Jah Stitch, a deejay known for his storytelling style, brings energy to “Greedy Girl.” Jah Stitch was a key figure in the 1970s deejay scene and worked with many top producers. Johnny Clarke, another legend, adds “Man Like Me” to the mix. Clarke is known for hits like “None Shall Escape the Judgement” and for his powerful roots reggae sound. Together, these voices ride the riddim’s strong percussion and deep bass. The result is a sound that connects today’s reggae to its roots, while still moving crowds this season. With BUNNY STRIKER at the controls, the project is a true celebration of classic reggae energy.
Dont Try To Use Me Tracklist:
- Horace Andy – Dont Try To Use Me
- Jah Stitch – Greedy Girl
- Johnny Clarke – Man Like Me
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