Let Me Love You Riddim – Fat Eyes Records 1998
Let Me Love You Overview
The Let Me Love You Riddim arrived in 1998 and quickly became a strong example of reggae’s classic sound. This riddim stood out because it echoed the roots style that was popular in the late 1990s. Many reggae fans remember it for its warm, organic feel and steady groove, which made it a favorite for sound systems and parties. The riddim gathered respected artists. Beres Hammond and T Fabulous brought their voices together on “Not Impossible,” giving the track a soulful and uplifting energy. Beres Hammond is known for his smooth voice and hits like “Rockaway,” and he has been nominated for Grammy Awards, making his presence on this riddim special. Al Campbell’s “Hey Love” added a gentle, heartfelt touch. Campbell has been a steady figure in reggae since the 1970s, known for songs like “Gee Baby” and his role in shaping lovers rock. Norris Man’s “Work Be Done” gave the riddim a roots message, fitting for the era’s conscious reggae movement. Prezident Brown’s “Mama” and George Nooks’ “Ready When You Ready” each brought their unique style. George Nooks is well known for his crossover hit “God Is Standing By,” which reached many reggae charts. The Fat Eyes Crew delivered the “Never Fail I Version,” highlighting the classic dub side of the riddim. Compared to other releases from 1998, the Let Me Love You Riddim kept the roots tradition alive, while many others were moving toward digital beats. Its craftsman’s approach and strong artist lineup made it a cultural highlight of its year.
Let Me Love You Tracklist:
- Beres Hammond and T Fabulous – Not Impossible
- Al Campbell – Hey Love
- Norris Man – Work Be Done
- Prezident Brown – Mama
- George Nooks – Ready When You Ready
- Fat Eyes Crew – Never Fail I Version
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