I WANNA ROCK RIDDIM produced by KING JAMMYS RECORDS 1989
I Wanna Rock Overview
The “I Wanna Rock Riddim” is a classic reggae track base that fits perfectly into its era. Its deep bass and energetic beat were made for dancehall parties and sound systems. The riddim’s style reflects the late 1980s and early 1990s, when digital reggae was rising and shaping new sounds in Jamaica. Behind the scenes, the dub engineer played a big part. By using effects and mixing skills, the engineer gave each song a unique feel. This skillful touch made the riddim stand out and sound fresh, even today. The producer, KING JAMMYS RECORDS, is a legendary name in reggae. King Jammy is known for helping to launch the digital dancehall era with the “Sleng Teng” riddim in 1985. The label has produced many hits and is respected for its innovation and influence in reggae music. The artists on this riddim bring their own style. Admiral Bailey delivers “Girl Yuh Body Good,” showing the lively spirit he is known for. Alton Black and Blacka Ranks share vocals on “A Gal Just A Watch You,” adding a catchy, playful vibe. Frankie Paul, famous for his smooth voice, sings “I Wanna Rock.” Ninja Man appears twice, with “Test The High Power” and “My Weapon.” Shabba Ranks, who won two Grammy Awards for Best Reggae Album, brings his powerful sound to “Wicked Inna Bed.” This collection of songs keeps reggae’s soul alive in today’s sound systems.
I Wanna Rock Tracklist:
- Admiral Bailey – Girl Yuh Body Good
- Alton Black and Blacka Ranks – A Gal Just A Watch You
- Frankie Paul – I Wanna Rock
- Ninja Man – Test The High Power
- Ninja Man – My Weapon
- Shabba Ranks – Wicked Inna Bed
- Singing Melody – Groovy Kind Of Love
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