STOP ACTING STRANGE RIDDIM ? JAMMYS RECORDS 1987
Stop Acting Strange Overview
Roots selectors have always played a big part in reggae music. They choose the tunes, mix them together, and bring the right vibe to the dance. Their choices help shape what people hear and love, both in Jamaica and around the world. Today, selectors are still spreading culture by playing new dub cuts that reflect the modern reggae sound. The Stop Acting Strange riddim is one of those riddims selectors are spinning now. It’s produced by Stop Acting Strange, who brings a lively and classic reggae feel to the project. The riddim is fresh but still keeps that roots spirit. Several big names have recorded on this riddim. Delroy Wilson, known for hits like “Better Must Come,” brings his smooth voice to “Stop Acting Strange.” Frankie Paul, who once topped reggae charts with songs like “Sara,” sings “Game Of Love.” Stop Acting Strange also delivers their own track, “Version,” which highlights the riddim’s groove. Wailing Souls, famous for their long career and roots anthems, add “Pour Your Love” to the mix. The dub cut of this riddim is now moving through sound system sets everywhere. It’s carrying culture and keeping reggae alive, just like the selectors have always done. This project reminds us how powerful a good riddim and strong voices can be in reggae music.
Stop Acting Strange Tracklist:
- Delroy Wilson – Stop Acting Strange
- Frankie Paul – Game Of Love
- Stop Acting Strange – Version
- Wailing Souls – Pour Your Love
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