SOLOMON RIDDIM produced by DIGITAL-B / BRICKWALL 1998
Solomon Overview
The reggae set from 1998 built its strength on a powerful collection of tracks. Songs like Morgan Heritage — Send Us Your Love and Sizzla — Bless The Youths brought strong messages and memorable melodies. Shabba Ranks appears twice, first with Carlton Livingston on Don’t Follow Rumours, and again with Poor People. Cutty Ranks delivers energy on Punk Fi Go Hide, while Louie Culture’s Scandalina and Bushman’s Winner For Jah add more depth. Cocoa Tea offers two tracks: Jah Is Real and Rain Dub Plate. George Nooks rounds out the set with Stop Spreading Rumours. Morgan Heritage, known for their roots reggae style, found success with albums like “Don’t Haffi Dread.” Their presence on Send Us Your Love highlights their harmonies and conscious lyrics. Sizzla, who released the influential album “Black Woman & Child,” stands out with Bless The Youths, a song that reflects his positive messages. Shabba Ranks, a two-time Grammy winner for Best Reggae Album, brings his signature voice to both Don’t Follow Rumours (with Carlton Livingston) and Poor People. Cutty Ranks, known for his 1992 hit “The Stopper,” pushes the dancehall vibe further with Punk Fi Go Hide. The music on this set was shaped by the producer DIGITAL-B / BRICKWALL. Digital-B, founded by Bobby Digital, is one of Jamaica’s most respected labels, with a legacy of hit productions from the late 1980s onwards. The label is known for blending digital rhythms with classic reggae sounds. This 1998 reggae set stands as a showcase of the genre’s depth and creativity, mixing roots, dancehall, and conscious lyrics under the expert touch of DIGITAL-B / BRICKWALL. It remains a highlight of reggae’s late-90s era.
Solomon Tracklist:
- Solomon Riddim – Instrumental
- Morgan Heritage – Send Us Your Love
- Shabba Ranks & Carlton Livingston – Don’t Follow Rumours
- Sizzla – Bless The Youths
- Shabba Ranks – Poor People
- Cutty Ranks – Punk Fi Go Hide
- Louie Culture – Scandalina
- Bushman – Winner For Jah
- Cocoa Tea – Jah Is Real
- Cocoa Tea – Rain Dub Plate
- George Nooks – Stop Spreading Rumours
- Jack Radics – Trade Wind
- Terror Fabulous – Disrespect
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