I’M NOT GETTING CRAZY RIDDIM produced by EMMANUEL MUSIC 1982
Im Not Getting Crazy Overview
Reggae music has a deep history in Jamaican culture, and rhythm projects like this one help keep the tradition alive. Today, selectors and DJs often use classic riddims in their sets, blending old and new sounds. The “Im Not Getting Crazy Riddim” is a strong example that still appears in today’s reggae playlists. Roots selectors are important in reggae. They choose which songs and rhythms to play at parties and on radio. Their choices often guide what becomes popular and keep classic sounds in rotation. This riddim continues to catch the ear of selectors because of its warmth and timeless feel. The producer, EMMANUEL MUSIC, is known for creating high-quality reggae rhythms. The label has worked with many respected artists and helped bring their music to a wider audience. EMMANUEL MUSIC’s careful production style supports each singer’s voice and keeps the music true to its roots. Several big names appear on this riddim. Dennis Brown, often called the “Crown Prince of Reggae,” sings “Coming Home Tonight.” Brown is known for hits like “Money In My Pocket.” Don Carlos delivers “I’m Not Crazy.” Early B, famous for his storytelling style, performs “Stop The Robbery.” Frankie Paul, who had a major hit with “Worries In The Dance,” also sings “Sindie.” Nicodemus adds his unique voice on “Bubble Nicodemus.” These songs keep the riddim fresh and loved in today’s reggae culture.
Im Not Getting Crazy Tracklist:
- Dennis Brown – Coming Home Tonight
- Don Carlos – I’m Not Crazy
- Early B – Stop The Robbery
- Frankie Paul – Sindie
- Frankie Paul – Worries In The Dance
- Linval Thompson & Toyan – Look How Me Sexy-Spar Wid Me
- Nicodemus – Bubble Nicodemus
- Ranking Joe – Sensi Business
- Sister Nancy – Ain’t No Stopping Nancy
- Thriller U – Till You & Your Lover
- Toyan – Barry G
- Triston Palmer – Heartbreaker
- Yellowman & Fathead – I’m Getting Divorce
- Yellowman – I’m Getting Married
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