JAH NEVER FAIL I RIDDIM produced by FAT EYES RECORDS 1997
Jah Never Fail I Overview
In 1997, the reggae scene was alive with sound system energy, and the “Jah Never Fail I Riddim” was a standout. This riddim brought together deep bass, sharp percussion, and smooth melodies—perfect for the dancehall speakers and street parties. The music arranger shaped the tracks with a careful balance, letting each artist shine while keeping the roots vibe strong. FAT EYES RECORDS produced this project, adding their signature touch. The label, run by Bulby York and Fatta Marshall, is known for working with many big reggae names and helping push the sound into new places during the 1990s. The artists on this riddim were some of reggae’s most respected voices. Al Campbell’s “Hey Love” showed his soulful style, which fans know from his long career since the 1970s. Beres Hammond & Terror Fabulous teamed up for “Not Impossible,” blending Hammond’s smooth lovers rock with Terror Fabulous’s dancehall energy. Beres Hammond is especially famous for his classic hit “Rockaway.” Freddie McGregor’s “Jah Never Fail I” brought his legendary roots sound—he’s known worldwide for songs like “Big Ship.” Jigsy King’s “Not The Same” and Louie Culture’s “Nah Go Bow” added strong dancehall flavor. Louie Culture is well-known for his hit “Gangalee.” Norris Man’s “Work Be Done” rounded out the collection, each song fitting perfectly into reggae playlists of the time. This riddim is a true slice of 1997 sound system culture.
Jah Never Fail I Tracklist:
- Al Campbell – Hey Love
- Beres Hammond & Terror Fabulous – Not Impossible
- Freddie Mcgregor – Jah Never Fail I
- Jigsy King – Not The Same
- Louie Culture – Nah Go Bow
- Norris Man – Work Be Done
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