No Coke Pipe Riddim – Sinbad Productions

NO COKE PIPE RIDDIM produced by SINBAD PRODUCTIONS 1993

No Coke Pipe Overview

In the early 1990s, reggae music was a powerful voice in Jamaica’s streets and sound systems. The roots instrumental style was especially important, giving people music with deep bass and strong messages. In 1993, the No Coke Pipe Riddim became a favorite in these sound systems, bringing people together at dances and street parties. The foundation of this riddim comes from the classic reggae rhythm, where the bass and drums lead the way. This style was built by earlier reggae legends, and it shaped the sound that producers like SINBAD PRODUCTIONS continued. SINBAD PRODUCTIONS is known for bringing new energy to reggae in the 1990s. The label worked with several respected artists and helped push fresh riddims into the dancehall scene. On the No Coke Pipe Riddim, four artists stood out. Anthony Red Rose, already famous for his hit “Tempo,” brought his song “Give We The Weed.” Mad Cobra, who found international success with “Flex” in 1992, added “Wifey Gwaan.” Simpleton performed “Warning,” and Top Cat delivered the title track, “No Coke Pipe.” Each artist gave the riddim their own unique style and voice. These songs were played across Jamaica’s sound systems in 1993, helping the riddim become a classic. The collaboration between producer and artists made the No Coke Pipe Riddim a special part of reggae’s history.

No Coke Pipe Tracklist:

1. Anthony Red Rose – Give We The Weed
2. Mad Cobra – Wifey Gwaan
3. Simpleton – Warning
4. Top Cat – No Coke Pipe