Monopoly Riddim – Thompson Production 1996
Monopoly Overview
The Monopoly Riddim, released in 1996, stands out for its bright, energetic sound. The riddim’s creator shaped a lively backdrop that was popular in reggae sessions and sound systems during that year. The unique blend of instruments and rhythm gave DJs and artists a fresh canvas to express their style. Two artists made this riddim memorable. Cappuccino brought his track “Monopoly” to the set, adding a crisp vocal delivery that matched the upbeat mood of the music. His performance helped the riddim become a favorite in dancehalls. Freddie McGregor also contributed with the song “Big Ship Mix.” McGregor is a respected figure in reggae, known for his classic hit “Big Ship” and his long career, which began in the 1960s. Over the years, he has released many albums and received awards, making him one of the genre’s most influential voices. His smooth and soulful approach in “Big Ship Mix” added depth to the Monopoly Riddim, drawing in both longtime fans and new listeners. In 1996, the Monopoly Riddim became a staple in reggae sound systems. Its lively energy and the distinct performances by Cappuccino and Freddie McGregor made it a key part of the year’s music scene. Even today, it remains a favorite for reggae lovers.
Monopoly Tracklist:
- Cappuccino – Monopoly
- Freddie Mcgregor – Big Ship Mix
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