REGGAE STARS EXPLOSION VOL 1 – KINGDOM RECORDS 1985
Reggae Stars Explosion Vol 1 – Kingdom Records Overview
Reggae Stars Explosion Vol 1 is a fresh roots riddim that captures the heartbeat of reggae right now. The rhythm is steady and deep, built on classic drum and bass lines. Each track carries a warm, meditative groove that invites listeners to relax and reflect. The riddim has a timeless feel, yet the energy is current and alive, connecting the roots of reggae to today’s sound. The project features some of reggae’s most respected voices. Frankie Paul brings his soulful touch to “16 Lovers” and “We A Sting.” Known for his powerful vocals, Frankie Paul is often called the “Jamaican Stevie Wonder.” Anthony Johnson delivers “Jah Guides I,” showing the same conscious style that made him famous for “Gunshot.” Earl 16’s “Dropsie” offers thoughtful lyrics and a smooth delivery. George Wright’s “What Dat” and Ken Boothe’s “Without Love” add more layers to the riddim. Ken Boothe is a legend in reggae, known for his hit “Everything I Own,” which topped the UK charts in 1974. The sound architect behind this project brings together these voices with a careful hand, making sure each artist shines while the riddim stays strong and unified. This roots drop is more than just music—it’s a message, spreading reggae’s spirit and truth to a new generation.
Tracklist:
- Frankie Paul-16 Lovers
- Anthony Johnson – Jah Guides I
- Earl 16 – Dropsie
- Frankie Paul – We A Sting
- George Wright – What Dat
- Ken Boothe – Without Love
- Leroy Sibbles – Dance Hall Style
- Leroy Sibbles – No More A Dat
- Rod Taylor – Midnight Cowboy
- Thriller – Mr Walker
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