MARK MY WORDS RIDDIM produced by SLAM RECORDS 1998
Mark My Words Overview
When Mark My Words Riddim was released in 1998, reggae fans quickly embraced its deep roots sound. The collection became popular for its classic reggae rhythms, reminding listeners of the music’s golden era. Many praised the anthology for bringing together strong voices and heartfelt lyrics. Al Campbell’s “Are You Ready” stands out for its smooth delivery. Campbell, known for his hit “Gee Baby” and decades of work in reggae, brings warmth and experience to the riddim. Captain Barkey’s “Ganja Man” delivers a lively message, showing why Barkey was respected for his energetic dancehall style. Delicate’s “Bachelor Profile” adds a softer, soulful touch, highlighting the riddim’s versatility. George Nooks, with “Love Party,” adds his signature melodic voice. Nooks is celebrated for his crossover hit “God Is Standing By,” and he brings the same passion here. Paul Elliot’s “Out Door Prisoner” offers thoughtful lyrics and a steady flow. Each artist uses the riddim’s roots feel to create something memorable. Red Rose’s “Idlers” brings another layer to the project, while the Version track, “Mark My Words Riddim,” lets the instrumental shine on its own. Behind the scenes, SLAM RECORDS produced the riddim. The label is known for supporting authentic reggae sounds and has worked with several respected artists over the years. Their attention to detail and love for roots music is clear in every track.
Mark My Words Tracklist:
- Al Campbell – Are You Ready
- Captain Barkey – Ganja Man
- Delicate – Bachelor Profile
- George Nooks – Love Party
- Paul Elliot – Out Door Prisoner
- Red Rose – Idlers
- Version – Mark My Words Riddim
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