HOTLOOKS RIDDIM produced by HIGH POWER 1996
Hotlooks Overview
Today, the Hotlooks Riddim is remembered as a roots reggae classic from the 1990s. Many fans and selectors still talk about its warm sound and strong groove. The riddim stands out for bringing together both new and experienced voices, giving young singers a real platform in reggae music. Some of the most respected artists in reggae recorded on this riddim. Lukie D’s “I Wanna Hear You Say” is a favorite, showing his smooth vocals and ability to blend love songs with roots style. Lukie D is known for his work with the group L.U.S.T., where he reached a wider audience and gained international fans. Dennis Brown’s “Hit And Run” is another standout. Known as the “Crown Prince of Reggae,” Dennis Brown had a long career with many hits, including the classic “Money In My Pocket.” His voice on this riddim brings a deep, soulful feeling that listeners still love today. Mykal Roze’s “Give A Little” adds another layer to the riddim. Mykal Roze is famous for his time with Black Uhuru, a group that won the first-ever Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album in 1985. The producer behind Hotlooks Riddim is HIGH POWER. As a well-known sound system and label, HIGH POWER played a big role in the 1990s reggae scene. Their productions often became favorites for selectors and dancehall crowds, and their influence continues in reggae today. Hotlooks Riddim is a true example of reggae’s strength in 1996, bringing together roots energy, talented artists, and a powerful production style.
Hotlooks Tracklist:
- Lukie D – I Wanna Hear You Say
- Dennis Brown-Hit And Run
- Mykal Roze – Give A Little
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