GOING YOUR WAY RIDDIM produced by MIDNIGHT ROCK 1982
Going Your Way Overview
The Going Your Way Riddim roots drop is making waves in reggae circles today. The project features three tracks that highlight the depth and energy of classic reggae. Johnny Osbourne leads with "Going Your Way," a song that shows his smooth delivery and strong presence. Super Cat brings his unique style to "Weh Them A Fight Fa," adding a dancehall edge to the set. The Version track, "Going Your Way," offers a pure instrumental take, letting the riddim shine on its own. Johnny Osbourne is a respected name in reggae, known for hits like "Buddy Bye" and his work on the album "Truths and Rights." His voice has been a key sound in reggae since the 1970s. Super Cat, often called the "Don Dada," is famous for tracks such as "Don Dada" and his collaborations with artists like The Notorious B.I.G. Both artists bring their signature sounds to this release, giving the riddim extra life. The music is arranged by MIDNIGHT ROCK, a label with a strong history in reggae and dancehall. Founded by Jah Thomas, MIDNIGHT ROCK has produced many influential records since the 1980s. The label is known for its deep basslines and classic reggae sound. Today, the Going Your Way Riddim can be found on many playlists, keeping roots reggae fresh for new listeners.
Going Your Way Tracklist:
- Johnny Osbourne – Going Your Way
- Super Cat – Weh Them A Fight Fa
- Version – Going Your Way
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