Sensee Party Riddim – Thompson Sound

SENSEE PARTY RIDDIM produced by THOMPSON SOUND 1982

Sensee Party Overview

The dub version called "Sensee Party Dub" comes from the new Sensee Party Riddim. This sound is fresh in reggae right now, mixing classic reggae with deep dub elements. It is helping to tell reggae’s story for today’s listeners. Eek-A-Mouse brings his unique style to "Sensee Party." He is famous for his hit song "Wa-Do-Dem," and his voice is easy to recognize. Freddie Mcgregor and Sugar Minott join together for "Stop Fussing And Fighting." Freddie Mcgregor is known worldwide for his song "Big Ship," and he has been a key figure in reggae since the 1970s. Sugar Minott, who also sings "Dress Up" and "Informer," is a legend for his work in both roots and dancehall reggae. Freddie Mcgregor also brings "No More War In The Ghetto's," a song that fits the roots reggae message. Jah Batta’s "Informer" adds a deejay style, and Little John’s "Tear Down The Dance Hall" brings energy to the riddim. The producer behind this project is THOMPSON SOUND. This label is well known in reggae history, especially for working with Linval Thompson, a respected singer and producer. THOMPSON SOUND has released many classic reggae and dub records since the 1970s. Sensee Party Riddim is leading roots reggae playlists this season. It brings together top artists and a classic sound, making it a true cultural recording for today.

Sensee Party Tracklist:

1. Eek-A-Mouse – Sensee Party
2. Freddie Mcgregor & Sugar Minott – Stop Fussing And Fighting
3. Freddie Mcgregor – No More War In The Ghetto’s
4. Jah Batta – Informer
5. Little John – Tear Down The Dance Hall
6. Sugar Minott – Dress Up
7. Sugar Minott – Informer
8. Toyan – Strictly The Dread
9. Viceroys – The Intelligence Of Her Mind