SINGING FOR THE PEOPLE RIDDIM produced by LIVING ROOM RECORDS / TAN YAH 1992
Singing For The People Overview
The roots project “Singing For The People Riddim” brought together a strong set of tracks in 1992. Each song showed a different side of reggae, with artists giving their own style to the riddim. Dirtsman’s “Dem Want More” stands out with its sharp lyrics and steady vocal flow. Garnet Silk’s “Singing For The People” is soulful and uplifting, matching the positive spirit he was known for. Silk was a major figure in early '90s reggae, with his hit “Hello Mama Africa” still loved by fans today. Shelene’s “Give It To Me” adds a smooth, melodic touch to the project, bringing in new energy. Terry Ganzie’s “Time” offers deep roots vibes, with a message that fits the era’s conscious reggae. Tony Tuff’s “Big Up Who Fi Big” rounds out the set, showing his classic vocal style. Tony Tuff is remembered for his work with the legendary Roots Radics band, and his song “Come Fe Mash It” is another reggae favorite. Behind this project is LIVING ROOM RECORDS / TAN YAH, a producer and label known for working with roots and dub sounds. The label played a part in keeping traditional reggae alive in the early '90s, releasing music that stayed true to the genre’s roots. Their careful production on “Singing For The People Riddim” helped the tracks blend together, giving the whole project a warm, unified sound. This roots project remains a clear sign of reggae’s strength in 1992.
Singing For The People Tracklist:
- Dirtsman – Dem Want More
- Garnet Silk – Singing For The People
- Shelene – Give It To Me
- Terry Ganzie – Time
- Tony Tuff – Big Up Who Fi Big
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