Py Py Love Riddim – Vp Records

PY PY LOVE RIDDIM produced by VP RECORDS 1991

Py Py Love Overview

In 1991, the Py Py Love Riddim brought together some of reggae’s most memorable voices, shaped by the hands of VP RECORDS. As a sound system producer and label, VP RECORDS has played a big role in reggae and dancehall since the late 1970s, helping bring Jamaican music to the world. Their focus on quality production and wide distribution made them a trusted name in the industry. The Py Py Love Riddim was recorded with a clear love for classic reggae. The dub cut on this release used echo effects, deep bass, and stripped-down instrumentals, which echoed the traditions of reggae’s golden years. This style allowed each artist to bring their own flavor while staying true to the riddim’s roots. Ninja Man’s “whey dem a do” stands out with his sharp delivery. Ninja Man is known for his dynamic stage presence and has been called “Don Gorgon” in the dancehall world. Pat Kelly contributed two songs, “should i be crazy” and “midnight hour,” both highlighting his smooth, soulful voice. Pat Kelly is famous for his time with The Techniques and his solo hit “I Am So Proud.” Bunny General’s “Ready Fi Dance” brings a lively energy, while Little Twitch’s “py py love” adds a unique touch with his signature style. Thriller U’s “power of love” rounds out the set, showing why he became popular for his romantic reggae tunes. Together, these artists shaped the dub cut, each adding their own personality.

Py Py Love Tracklist:

1. ninja man – whey dem a do
2. pat kelly – should i be crazy
3. Bunny General – Ready Fi Dance
4. little twitch – py py love
5. thriller u – power of love
6. pat kelly – midnight hour
7. johnny osbourne – go back whey you come from
8. captain barkey – give me the reggae
9. Frankie Paul – Gal Pickney
10. gregory peck – burn nose
11. Max Romeo – back to the bible