GRAB ON RIDDIM produced by QUALITY MIX RECORDS 2002
Grab On Overview
Grab On Riddim, released in 2002, is a reggae riddim that showcases a strong roots influence. This musical backdrop provided a solid foundation for artists like Anthony B, Capleton, and Determine to shine. Anthony B, known for his energetic performances, contributes with "Forward," a track that captures his powerful style. Capleton, another standout artist, brings "Woman Inna Me Bed" to the riddim, showcasing his unique voice and presence in the reggae scene. Determine adds to the mix with "Log On," a song that highlights his lyrical skills. Meanwhile, General B delivers "Girls Say Thank You," and Harry Toddler brings "Climb The Woman Dem," both adding their distinct flavors to the riddim. QUALITY MIX RECORDS, the producer behind Grab On Riddim, played a crucial role in its success. Known for their ability to craft memorable dancehall crossovers, QUALITY MIX RECORDS has been influential in the reggae industry. Their work on this riddim helped it stand out as one of the notable releases of the year. The riddim also features tracks like "Pop Story" by Lexxus, "Come Here" and "Them Gonna Feel It" by Merciless, "Humble Yourself" by Nitty Kutchie, and "Young Black And Beautiful" by Singer J. Each song contributes to the rich tapestry of the riddim, making it a must-play for reggae enthusiasts. Looking back, Grab On Riddim carried reggae's message effectively in 2002, thanks to the talented artists and the skilled production by QUALITY MIX RECORDS.
Grab On Tracklist:
- Anthony B – Forward
- Capleton – Woman Inna Me Bed
- Determine – Log On
- General B – Girls Say Thank You
- Grab On Riddim – Version
- Harry Toddler – Climb The Woman Dem
- Lexxus – Pop Story
- Merciless – Come Here
- Merciless – Them Gonna Feel It
- Nitty Kutchie – Humble Yourself
- Singer J – Young Black And Beautiful
- Sizzla – Empty The Clip On Them
- Sizzla – Put It Inna Her
- Sqj – Form A Line
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