SUGAR RIDDIM produced by KING OF KINGS 1996
Sugar Overview
The Sugar Riddim appeared in Jamaica in 1996, during a lively time for reggae music. This reggae track base quickly became a classic, known for its heavy bassline and strong dancehall influence. It brought together some of the most recognized names in the scene. Beenie Man, already famous for hits like "Who Am I (Sim Simma)", added his energy to the riddim with "Girl Dem Doctor". His style and delivery helped the track stand out in dancehalls and on radio. Chaka Demus & Pliers, known for their international hit "Tease Me", brought their unique blend of deejay and singer to "Sugar Sugar". Their chemistry and catchy hooks made the song a favorite among fans. Merciless, a respected voice in dancehall, contributed "How Mi Love Mi Ladies", showing his lyrical skills and stage presence. The producer behind Sugar Riddim is KING OF KINGS. This label and production team, led by Colin "Bulby" York and Lynford "Fatta" Marshall, played a big part in 1990s reggae and dancehall. They are known for working with top artists and producing riddims that get heavy play in clubs and on sound systems. KING OF KINGS also released the instrumental "Version", which highlighted the riddim’s deep, rolling groove. Sugar Riddim’s influence continues, reminding listeners of a golden era in reggae. It’s a perfect example of how collaboration and strong production can create lasting music.
Sugar Tracklist:
- Beenie Man – Girl Dem Doctor
- Chaka Demus & Pliers – Sugar Sugar
- King Of Kings – Version
- Merciless – How Mi Love Mi Ladies
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