INNA RUB-A-DUB STYLE RIDDIM produced by JOHN JOHN 2013
Inna Rub-A-Dub Style Overview
The “Inna Rub-A-Dub Style Riddim” was released in 2013 by the John John label, known for its deep roots in Jamaican sound system culture. The label is run by Lloyd James Jr., better known as JOHN JOHN, who is the son of legendary producer King Jammy. JOHN JOHN has built his own legacy, producing many influential riddims and helping to bring both veteran and new artists together on classic reggae sounds. This riddim brought together a strong line-up of artists, each adding their unique touch to the rocksteady-inspired flow. Chronixx, one of the leading voices in modern roots reggae, contributes with “Alpha And Omega.” Chronixx is well known for his hit “Here Comes Trouble” and has performed at major festivals like Reggae Sumfest and Coachella, helping to bring reggae to younger audiences. Chuck Fenda and Junior Reid join forces on “Warfare.” Junior Reid is famous for his solo work as well as his time as the lead singer of Black Uhuru, a group that won the first-ever Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album in 1985. Jah Cure and Bounty Killer team up for “A Murdah,” blending Jah Cure’s smooth vocals with Bounty Killer’s commanding style. Mykal Rose, known for his Grammy-winning work with Black Uhuru, delivers “Rude Bwoy,” while Sizzla, a prolific artist with over 70 albums, brings energy with “Big Surprise.” The “Inna Rub-A-Dub Style Riddim” is remembered as a cultural highlight of 2013, linking modern artists with the timeless sound of classic reggae and rocksteady, all shaped by JOHN JOHN’s steady production hand.
Inna Rub-A-Dub Style Tracklist:
- Chronixx – Alpha And Omega (Raw)
- Chronixx – Alpha And Omega (Edit)
- Chuck Fenda And Junior Reid – Warfare
- I-Octane – Love We A Deal Wid
- Jah Cure And Bounty Killer – A Murdah
- Mykal Rose – Rude Bwoy
- Sizzla – Big Surprise
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