HYPOCRITE RIDDIM produced by HEAVYBEAT 1993
Hypocrite Overview
HEAVYBEAT Records shaped the rocksteady flow that made a mark on the reggae scene in 1993. The label was known for its crisp productions and modern touch, helping to bring roots reggae into the new decade. HEAVYBEAT, led by producer Willie Lindo, had already built a reputation for working with both classic and rising reggae artists. This collection features a strong lineup. Admiral Tibet, respected for his conscious lyrics, delivers “On A Mission.” Tibet is well known for his 1987 hit “Serious Time,” which made him a staple in roots reggae. Colin Roach, another standout, brings “More Than Friends.” Roach’s smooth vocals were already familiar to fans from his earlier hit “Champion Sound.” Cynthis Schloss, a beloved singer with a soulful tone, contributes “Signs Of The Time.” Schloss was recognized for her cover of “You Look Like Love.” Other artists on the album include Dark & Lovell with “Maybe We Were Too,” and Honorable Apache with “Woman Out Of Man.” Each artist adds their own style, giving the album a rich variety. The percussion and melodies reflect the rocksteady influence of 1993’s reggae playlists. With HEAVYBEAT’s guidance, the album captures both tradition and innovation. The producer’s skill ties together each track, making the collection a memorable part of reggae’s history that year.
Hypocrite Tracklist:
- Admiral Tibet – On A Mission
- Colin Roach – More Than Friends
- Cynthis Schloss – Signs Of The Time
- Dark & Lovell – Maybe We Were Too
- Honorable Apache – Woman Out Of Man
- Hopeton Lindo – Silent Consent
- Jimmy Riley – Girls Wanna Have Fun
- Kashief Lindo – Trouble Free (Heavybeat Mix)
- Nigger Mikey – Baby Skin
- Ronnie Thwaite – Respect Due To All Crew
- Shirley Mclean – Make Your Move
- Super C – Wicked Act
- Tinga Stewart – I’m Falling In Love
- Tony Tuff – Stone Cold Gentleman
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