Stop That Train Riddim produced by Greensleeves 1998
Stop That Train Overview
The Stop That Train Riddim compilation arrived in 1998, making its mark on the reggae scene from Jamaica. This release brought together some of the era’s respected voices and highlighted the roots reggae revival happening at the time. President Brown featured on the compilation with his song "Unity Train." President Brown, known for his conscious lyrics and steady presence in reggae since the late 1980s, had already made a name for himself with tracks like "Mouthical Reasoning." His contribution "Unity Train" fits perfectly with the riddim’s classic, uplifting vibe. Natural Black delivered "Beat And Shoot" for this compilation. Natural Black is recognized for his distinctive voice and rootsy style. In 2006, he gained wider attention with his hit "Far From Reality," but on this 1998 project, he was already showing the lyrical strength that would define his later career. The release also included "Stop That Train Riddim – Version," a pure instrumental that lets the riddim’s timeless groove shine. Versions like this are a staple in reggae, giving DJs and sound systems room to create their own vibes. The project was produced by Greensleeves Records, a label with a long history in reggae. Founded in the UK in 1977, Greensleeves became known for bringing Jamaican music to international listeners. Their catalogue includes classics from artists like Barrington Levy and Yellowman, and they have played a key role in the global spread of reggae and dancehall. Stop That Train Riddim stands out as one of the cultural highlights of 1998, echoing the classic roots sound and keeping reggae’s traditions alive.
Stop That Train Tracklist:
- Redrose Jack Radics Bounty Killer Anthony B – Dancing
- President Brown – Unity Train
- Natural Black – Beat And Shoot
- Version – Stop That Train Riddim
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