Salvation Riddim was produced by M. Johnson for Black Scorpio Records in 1997 featuring;
Salvation Overview
This mix takes us back to the energy of 1997’s dancehall scene. The selector chose tracks that blend sharp lyrics with lively dancehall rhythms. The sound centers on the Salvation Riddim, produced by M. Johnson for Black Scorpio Records. Black Scorpio is a well-known label in Jamaica, started by Maurice Johnson, and has released music from many top artists since the 1980s. The mix opens with Bobby Crystal — You Never Know. Bobby Crystal is recognized for his smooth voice and catchy hooks. Next comes Capleton — Salvation. Capleton, also known as “The Prophet,” is famous for his powerful lyrics and hits like “Tour.” Frankie Paul & Yellowman — More Oil Inna Mi La brings together two legends. Frankie Paul was often called the “Jamaican Stevie Wonder,” while Yellowman helped bring dancehall to a wider audience in the 1980s. Mega Banton appears twice with I Million Mega Watts and Sound 17. Mega Banton is known for his deep voice and dancehall anthems. Mega Plough — Bull Wood adds more flavor to the mix with his unique style. Ninjaman — You Got Move and Paul Elliot — Coming Home keep the energy up. The mix closes strong with Yellowman Ft Beenie Man — Warn Dem and Beenie Man — Warn Dem. Beenie Man is one of dancehall’s biggest stars, winning a Grammy for his album “Art and Life.” This selector’s mix is a true snapshot of 1997 dancehall, full of spirit and classic sounds.
Salvation Tracklist:
- Bobby Crystal – You Never Know
- Capleton – Salvation
- Frankie Paul & Yellowman – More Oil Inna Mi La
- Mega Banton – I Million Mega Watts
- Mega Banton – Sound 17
- Mega Plough – Bull Wood
- Ninjaman – You Got Move
- Paul Elliot – Coming Home
- Salvation – Instrumental
- Terror Fabulous & Bajie Man (Bagie Man) – Want Style
- Yellowman Ft Beenie Man – Warn Dem
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