Dread Out De Riddim – Leo

Dread Out De Riddim comes from Leo in 1974, credited to an unknown producer, and keeps the focus tight with just two cuts: Joy White’s original Dread Out De and Lloyd’s All Stars’ Dread Dub. Joy White’s side carries the vocal hook of the set, while the dub version stretches the groove into a lean, instrumental counterpart that rounds out the riddim’s identity. It’s a small but memorable 1970s release, with Joy White fronting one of the key tracks and Lloyd’s All Stars adding the version that gives the project its deeper after-hours feel.