JAM DOWN RIDDIM produced by VP RECORDS 2000
Jam Down Overview
The Jam Down Riddim stands out as a key project in the reggae scene of the 2000s. It brings together classic roots reggae with touches of modern style and other genres. The rhythm is smooth and deep, with a relaxed vibe that lets each artist shine. This blend of sounds makes the riddim popular with both new fans and longtime reggae listeners. Artists like Papa Michigan and General Smiley bring their experience to the track "One Love Jam Down." They are known for their early 1980s hit "Diseases," which helped shape dancehall music. On this riddim, their energy connects old-school reggae to a new audience. Buju Banton, who performs "Love Needs," is famous for his Grammy-winning album "Before the Dawn." His voice adds power and depth to the project. Capleton, with "No Guns," is another big name. He is known for his fiery lyrics and songs like "Jah Jah City." Capleton’s track on this riddim blends roots reggae with hints of dancehall and conscious messages. Cecile, on "I'm Waiting," shows her smooth style. She is recognized for her work in both reggae and dancehall, including the hit "Can You Do the Work" with Sean Paul. Chezidek’s "Herbalist" brings a rootsy, natural feeling that fits the riddim’s vibe. VP RECORDS, the producer, has been a major force in reggae since the late 1970s. The label is known for releasing key albums and helping reggae reach a global audience.
Jam Down Tracklist:
- Papa Michigan & General Smiley – One Love Jam Down
- Buju Banton – Love Needs
- Capleton – No Guns
- Cecile – I’m Waiting
- Chezidek – Herbalist
- George Nooks And Beres Hammond – Peace Cry
- Jah Cure – Sticky
- Kelly – Always
- Lutan Fyah – Mightier Than Dem
- Morgan Heritage – Plant Up Di Herbs
- Vegas – Burn It
- Perfect – Cant Get Enough
- Pinchers – Seal & Done
- Tony Curtis – I’m Sorry
- Version – Jam Down Riddim
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