ONE WAY RIDDIM produced by THOMPSON SOUND 1981
One Way Overview
The current reggae scene is full of new energy, and the One Way Riddim is a strong part of it. This riddim comes from THOMPSON SOUND, a respected label known for its roots reggae productions since the 1970s. Over the years, THOMPSON SOUND has worked with many famous Jamaican artists and helped shape the sound of classic reggae. The One Way Riddim brings together several well-known artists. Cologne delivers the song "One Way," adding a fresh voice to the mix. Johnny Clarke, who is famous for his 1970s hit "None Shall Escape the Judgement," brings his deep roots style to "It Dread." King Earthquake, known for his powerful dub sound, features with two tracks: "Dread Dub" and "Dub Dem." Prince Alla, a respected roots singer with classics like "Bucket Bottom" in his career, contributes "Some A Dem" and "This Feeling." Ras Muffet, a UK dub producer and sound system operator, adds "Help Jah Jah Dubplate," showing his skill in mixing and production. Russ D, another well-known dub producer, is also part of the set with "It Dread Dub," "One Dub," and "Sum Dub." This collection is popular in current reggae playlists, blending classic roots with modern dub styles. Each artist brings their own touch, making the One Way Riddim a standout release in today’s reggae music.
One Way Tracklist:
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- Cologne – One Way
- Johnny Clarke – It Dread
- King Earthquake – Dread Dub
- King Earthquake – Dub Dem
- Linval Thompson – Dreader Than Dread
- Linval Thompson – Lump Sum
- Prince Alla – Some A Dem
- Prince Alla – This Feeling
- Ras Muffet – Help Jah Jah Dubplate
- Russ D – It Dread Dub
- Russ D – One Dub
- Russ D – Sum Dub
- Russ D – This Feeling Dub
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