MORE IDEAS RIDDIM produced by PRESSURE SOUNDS 1988
More Ideas Overview
The street anthem base from the More Ideas Riddim comes straight from Jamaica’s dancehall scene. Today, this beat is a favorite in party sets, bringing people together on the dancefloor. This release brings together some of dancehall and reggae’s well-known voices. Beenie Man, known for his global hit “Who Am I (Sim Simma),” brings his signature energy on the song “Lickey Lickey Girl.” Delroy Wilson, a foundation singer famous for his classic “Better Must Come,” gives a smooth touch to “Ease Up.” Derick Irie, with his roots in 1980s dancehall, delivers the song “Poor People A Bawl,” showing his style and message. Double Ugly adds his unique sound with “Gal Gimme Piece,” while George Faith, who once worked with legendary producer Lee “Scratch” Perry, sings “Belong To Someone.” Each artist brings their own flavor, making the riddim feel fresh and exciting. Behind the scenes, the producer PRESSURE SOUNDS is well known in reggae circles. PRESSURE SOUNDS is a respected UK-based label, famous for reissuing classic reggae and dub albums. Their work has helped preserve and share Jamaican music with new generations around the world. The More Ideas Riddim’s street anthem base keeps the party moving, showing how classic rhythms and strong voices can still light up today’s dancehall scene.
More Ideas Tracklist:
- Beenie Man – Lickey Lickey Girl
- Delroy Wilson – Ease Up
- Derick Irie – Poor People A Bawl
- Double Ugly – Gal Gimme Piece
- George Faith – Belong To Someone
- Lloyd Hemmings – Sideshow
- Tony Asha – Lion Of Zion
- Tullo T – Wining Don
- Vin Gordon – Roots Of Zion
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