Give Up Badness Riddim – Soul Proof

GIVE UP BADNESS RIDDIM produced by SOUL PROOF (1976-99)

Give Up Badness Overview

In the studio, the Give Up Badness Riddim was built with care and deep respect for roots reggae. The musicians worked together to create a strong, steady rhythm, using classic drum and bass sounds. The producer, SOUL PROOF, guided the session with a focus on catchy hooks and clean arrangements. SOUL PROOF is known for working from the late 1970s to the late 1990s, shaping reggae releases that are still played today. Each artist brings something special to this project. Crazy Mad Professor & King Jammy join forces on "Rude Boy Dub," blending their skills in dub music. King Jammy is famous for his work in digital reggae and has produced many hits since the 1980s. Delroy Wilson, a respected singer from Jamaica, gives a soulful performance on "Live Good." Wilson is remembered for early hits like "Dancing Mood" and helped shape reggae’s sound. Dillinger delivers "The Right Dub Wise," bringing his unique style as a deejay. Johnny Clarke sings "Give Up Badness," known for his roots anthems from the 1970s. King Tubby, a legend in dub, offers "The Hardy Boys," showing his mastery of studio effects. Ranking? Dillinger’s "Truths And Rights," The Interns’ "Nothing Is Impossible," and Tommy Mc Cook’s "Black Out" add more layers to the riddim. Today, DJs still play these tracks in roots reggae sets, keeping the spirit alive.

Give Up Badness Tracklist:

1. Crazy Mad Professor & King Jammy – Rude Boy Dub
2. Delroy Wilson – Live Good
3. Dillinger – The Right Dub Wise
4. Johnny Clarke – Give Up Badness
5. King Tubby – The Hardy Boys
6. Ranking? Dillinger – Truths And Rights
7. The Aggrovators – Channel One Is A Joker
8. The Interns – Nothing Is Impossible
9. Tommy Mc Cook – Black Out