SEARCHING RIDDIM produced by THE PHANTOM MUSIC 1996
Searching Overview
The rocksteady flow has always been a key part of reggae music’s roots. In the 1990s, this sound still had a strong influence, especially in 1996. That year, reggae fans heard the Searching Riddim, produced by THE PHANTOM MUSIC. This riddim brought back the deep, steady beats that made rocksteady famous in earlier decades. Several well-known artists recorded on this riddim. Frankie Paul, known for his hit “Worries in the Dance,” performed “Searching For Love.” His smooth voice and emotional delivery stood out on this track. Jimmy Riley, who was part of the vocal group The Uniques and had solo success with “Love and Devotion,” sang “You Stop Loving Me.” His soulful style gave the song a classic feel. Ninja Man, a major dancehall artist who has clashed with stars like Shabba Ranks, brought his energy to the track “Burial.” Prilly Hamilton, another respected singer, added “Wild Fire” to the mix, showing his roots style. THE PHANTOM MUSIC, the producer, is known for working with many reggae artists and for keeping the roots sound alive in the 1990s. The Searching Riddim is still remembered from 1996’s reggae sessions. Fans love its uplifting message and classic flow, making it a favorite for selectors and listeners even today.
Searching Tracklist:
- Frankie Paul – Searching For Love
- Jimmy Riley – You Stop Loving Me
- Ninja Man – Burial
- Prilly Hamilton – Wild Fire
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