Grooving Riddim – Too Good Production

GROOVING RIDDIM produced by TOO GOOD PRODUCTION 1999

Grooving Overview

The Grooving Riddim from 1999 is known for its smooth, laidback reggae style. Its relaxed mood and deep grooves made it a favorite for sound systems that year. Each track on the riddim brings a different energy, but they all share the same strong roots reggae feel. Grooving — Version is the instrumental track that sets the foundation. It gives listeners a chance to focus on the riddim’s rich bass and steady drum patterns. Sean Paul’s track, Punkie, stands out for its catchy flow. At the time, Sean Paul was starting to gain international attention, and later, his album "Dutty Rock" would win the Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album in 2004. Spragga Benz adds his own touch with Heaven Sent, showing his unique vocal style. Spragga Benz is known for hits like "Jack It Up" and has worked with artists across reggae and dancehall. Tanto Metro Devonte bring their signature blend of vocals to Long Time, a duo famous for their hit "Everyone Falls in Love." The riddim was crafted by roots experts under TOO GOOD PRODUCTION. This label is respected for its consistent quality in reggae releases and for supporting authentic Jamaican sounds. The Grooving Riddim is often linked to the roots reggae revival of 1999, keeping the spirit of classic reggae alive for a new generation.

Grooving Tracklist:

1. Grooving – Version
2. Sean Paul – Punkie
3. Spragga Benz – Heaven Sent
4. Tanto Metro Devonte – Long Time