Hurting Me Riddim – Jr Records

HURTING ME RIDDIM aka BOBO DREAD RIDDIM produced by JR RECORDS 2001

Hurting Me Overview

In 2001, the Hurting Me Riddim made its mark in reggae music. The musical backdrop was carefully crafted, keeping the classic reggae style alive. The arranger worked with live instruments and steady rhythms, making sure the sound felt both fresh and familiar. Each layer of the riddim was built in the studio, with close attention to the heartbeat of reggae’s roots. JR RECORDS, known for supporting authentic reggae productions, led the project. The label had already built a reputation for quality releases and worked with several respected artists in the genre. With Hurting Me Riddim, JR RECORDS continued its tradition of highlighting true reggae sounds. The artists featured on this release brought their own unique voices. Angie Angel delivered “Judgement,” adding her conscious lyrics to the riddim. Anthony Williams performed “Another One,” while Gregory Isaacs, often called the “Cool Ruler” and famous for hits like “Night Nurse,” gave listeners “Winsome.” Junior Reid, known for his solo career and for being the former lead singer of Black Uhuru, contributed three songs: “Bobo Dread,” “Bobo Mission,” and “Grammy.” Luciano, respected for his uplifting messages and roots reggae style, offered “Why Worry.” Sugar Minott, a key figure in the dancehall and lovers rock movements, appeared with “Live Good.” Hurting Me Riddim stands as a snapshot of reggae in 2001, bringing together legends and rising voices. The release remains a reminder of the year’s vibrant reggae scene and the enduring power of the riddim.

Hurting Me Tracklist:

1. Angie Angel – Judgement
2. Anthony Williams – Another One
3. Gregory Isaacs – Winsome
4. Junior Reid – Bobo Dread
5. Junior Reid – Bobo Mission
6. Junior Reid – Grammy
7. Luciano – Why Worry
8. Sugar Minott – Live Good