OPERATION RADICATION RIDDIM produced by JOE FRASIER
Operation Radication Overview
In 1998, a new reggae riddim was born, carrying the roots sound into a modern era. The Operation Radication Riddim brought together a group of talented artists, each adding their own flavor to the project. The musical backdrop was carefully crafted, blending the classic reggae flow with fresh energy. Behind the scenes, the sound architect worked to keep the heartbeat of roots reggae alive, using deep basslines and steady drum patterns that echoed the foundation sound. At the center of it all was producer JOE FRASIER, a respected figure in reggae music. Known for his work with the Joe Frasier label, he had already built a reputation for keeping the roots and lovers rock traditions strong. His steady hand guided the riddim, making sure it kept the classic vibe while allowing space for each artist’s voice. Black Rat stepped forward with "School Thing," bringing his unique style to the riddim. Cassandra delivered "Used To Be My Girl," her vocals full of emotion and strength. Courtney Melody, known for his hit "Bad Boy," added "Key To Your Heart," showing why he remains a favorite in the reggae scene. Fiona offered "Silly," while Honorable Apache gave listeners "Miss Gorgious," both adding their own touch to the roots anthology. Operation Radication Riddim stands as a true reflection of 1998’s reggae spirit. Each song and artist came together over a timeless musical backdrop, guided by JOE FRASIER’s vision, creating a project that still feels alive today.
Operation Radication Tracklist:
- Black Rat – School Thing
- Cassandra – Used To Be My Girl
- Courtney Melody – Key To Your Heart
- Fiona – Silly
- Honorable Apache – Miss Gorgious
- Itals – Ina Dis A Time
- Junior More – It’s No Secret
- Leroy Sibbles – Choice Of Colour
- Lt – Only Jah
- Mikey Spice – Have It All
- Mitchigan – Stripe
- Pam Hall – Hear Oh Lord
- Tinga Stewart – Wrapped Up In Your Love
- Tony Tuff – The Remedy
- Trinity – The Bump
- Yellowman & Fathead – Operation Radication
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