DONT TRY TO USE ME RIDDIM produced by DIGITAL ECLIPSE
Dont Try To Use Me Overview
The "Dont Try To Use Me Riddim" from 1996 is a classic reggae instrumental produced by DIGITAL ECLIPSE. Known for their deep knowledge of reggae’s roots, DIGITAL ECLIPSE has worked with respected artists and helped shape the sound of 1990s reggae. Their productions are known for strong rhythms and authentic vibes, making them favorites in the reggae community. This riddim became popular on sound systems in 1996, bringing together some of reggae’s most important voices. Barrington Levy And Slaughter perform two standout tracks: "Ragga Dub" and "Raggamuffin." Barrington Levy is famous for hits like "Here I Come" and is recognized for his unique vocal style, which has influenced generations of reggae singers. David Vernon adds his voice with "Battle Gets Hotter," while Frankie Paul delivers "Stand Up." Frankie Paul, sometimes called the "Jamaican Stevie Wonder," is known for his soulful voice and songs like "Sara." Half Pint, who sings "Dont Try To Use Me," is respected for his hit "Greetings" and is often credited for helping spread reggae worldwide. Half Pint also teams up with Buccaneer on "Tek Me Fi Fool," showing the riddim’s versatility. Each artist brings their own energy, but together they create a sound that captures reggae’s heart in 1996. This release remains a favorite for fans of roots reggae and sound system culture.
Dont Try To Use Me Tracklist:
- Barrington Levy And Slaughter – Ragga Dub
- Barrington Levy And Slaughter – Raggamuffin
- David Vernon – Battle Gets Hotter
- Frankie Paul – Stand Up
- Half Pint – Dont Try To Use Me
- Half Pint Ft. Buccaneer – Tek Me Fi Fool
- Jah Mali – I Wont Be Moved
- Jah Mali Ft. Remoh – Oppression & Aggression
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