General Riddim - Digital B

GENERAL RIDDIM produced by DIGITAL B 2001

General Overview

The dub cut of General Riddim from 2001 brings a deep, rootsy feeling that stands out in reggae music. The rhythm is steady and rich, with heavy bass and echoing drums. It creates a strong foundation, perfect for singers and deejays to express themselves. The dub version strips the track back, letting the instruments breathe and giving listeners space to feel every note. Several artists brought their unique style to this riddim. Jimmy Riley delivers smooth vocals on "Can I Take You Out," showing the soulful side that made him popular since his days with The Uniques. Mikey General sings "Only When Danger," bringing his conscious lyrics and warm tone. Luciano, known for his uplifting roots anthems and the hit album "Where There Is Life," adds his powerful voice to "Come To The Father." Maffy Fluxy, well-known for their work as a rhythm section and production duo, supply the "General Riddim Instrumental," letting the groove shine on its own. The roots selector’s job is to pick the right version for the moment, often choosing the dub cut to keep the dance moving and highlight the message. Behind the scenes, producer DIGITAL B played a key role. Founded by Bobby Digital, the Digital B label became famous in the late 1980s and 1990s for shaping the sound of modern dancehall and reggae. DIGITAL B’s touch on General Riddim brought together roots and dancehall, keeping the music fresh and relevant.