Sweet For My Sweet Riddim (1996)

Sweet For My Sweet (1996) Release Details

Riddim year: 1996
Style: Reggae
Total tracks: 7
Unique artists on riddim: 8
Production credits: MAXIMUM SOUND
Key artists on this riddim: General Degree, Glamour Murphy, Singing Sweet
Browse this riddim in year & database lists: 1996 Riddims List · 1996 Reggae Riddims

Sweet For My Sweet Riddim – Maximum Sound is a 1996 reggae set built on a tight seven-track lineup, featuring General Degree’s What A Ting, Glamour Murphy’s Woman Nowadays, Heather Cummings and Saka Pow on Independent Gal, Judas’ Looks and Shape, Singing Sweet’s Save The Best For Last, and Supercat’s Sweets For My Baby, with Frenchie handling the version cut. Maximum Sound keeps the groove rooted in mid-90s dancehall-reggae style, and the mix of seasoned names and style-conscious singers gives the riddim plenty of character. Supercat adds extra weight to the package, while Frenchie’s closing dub version rounds it out neatly and gives the release its smooth, stripped-back finish.