I KNOW THE SCORE RIDDIM produced by JAMMYS RECORDS 1987
I Know The Score Overview
In 2020, roots reggae fans celebrated the release of the “I Know The Score Riddim” anthology, a collection that quickly became a favorite in the genre. The journey of the dub cut began in Kingston, where the legendary JAMMYS RECORDS led the project. Founded by Lloyd “King Jammy” James, the label has been a cornerstone of reggae and dancehall since the 1980s, known for producing classic rhythms and working with some of Jamaica’s top talent. The riddim’s creation brought together a group of true roots craftsmen. Each artist added their unique voice and spirit. Anthony Malvo delivered “Is It Love,” a track that highlights his smooth vocal style. Frankie Paul, often called the “Jamaican Stevie Wonder,” contributed “I Know The Score.” Frankie Paul’s career included hits like “Worries in the Dance” and collaborations with top producers, making his presence on the riddim especially meaningful. Jennifer Lara’s “I’ll Give You Love” stands out with her soulful delivery. Lara is remembered for her work at Studio One and her signature song “Consider Me.” Sanchez, known for his chart-topping reggae covers, appears twice with “End Of The World” and “Love Songs.” Bushman, respected for his roots anthems, brings “Travel The World,” adding depth to the compilation. The dub cut itself became a cultural marker of 2020, blending classic roots sounds with a modern touch. JAMMYS RECORDS’ production ensured the riddim flowed smoothly, supporting each artist’s voice and keeping the spirit of roots reggae alive for a new generation.
I Know The Score Tracklist:
- Anthony Malvo – Is It Love
- Frankie Paul – I Know The Score
- Jennifer Lara – I’ll Give You Love
- Sanchez – End Of The World
- Sanchez – Love Songs
- Bushman – Travel The World
- Lukie D – Too Far
- Thriller U – My Love
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