Level The Vibes Riddim – Alfomega Records

Level The Vibes Riddim produced by Alfomega Records and Manatee Records 1999

Level The Vibes Overview

The Level The Vibes Riddim from 1999 brought together some of reggae’s most respected voices. Bushman, known for his hit “Fire Bun a Weak Heart,” gave fans “Rastaman Chant” on this collection. Capleton, who had already made waves with tracks like “Tour,” delivered “Who Is Dem.” Cement Kid added his own strength with “Black Suit And Tie.” Conroy Smith, famous for “Dangerous,” joined in with “Dancehall Posse,” while Cutty Ranks, a dancehall legend with hits like “The Stopper,” brought “It Go So.” Each artist brought their own style, but it was the one drop base that tied everything together. The riddim’s deep, steady heartbeat made these songs stand out. Alfomega Records and Manatee Records produced the project. Manatee Records is well-known for working with reggae greats like Gregory Isaacs and Sugar Minott, helping to keep roots reggae alive in the 1990s. Alfomega Records also built a reputation for supporting authentic reggae sounds. Other tracks like Delon’s “Hurt Me No More,” Frankie Paul’s “Beyond The East,” Half Pint’s “Level The Vibes,” Jah Cure’s “Let Jah Be Praised,” and Jah Mason’s “Think All Us Well” added even more flavor to the album. Fans still talk about this 1999 riddim for its classic one drop base and the way it brought together roots and dancehall legends on one powerful release.

Level The Vibes Tracklist:

1. Bushman – Rastaman Chant
2. Capleton – Who Is Dem
3. Cement Kid – Black Suit And Tie
4. Conroy Smith – Dancehall Posse
5. Cutty Ranks – It Go So
6. Delon – Hurt Me No More
7. Frankie Paul – Beyond The East
8. Half Pint – Level The Vibes
9. Jah Cure – Let Jah Be Praised
10. Jah Mason – Think All Us Well
11. Josey Wales – Code Of Conduct
12. Jr Demus – Respect
13. Paul Elliott – Push Forward
14. Level The Vibes – Version
15. LT – Clean Out Your Heart
16. Major Sample – Mama Washbelly

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