TEMPO RIDDIM produced by KINGSTON 11 1994
Tempo Overview
In 1994, reggae was changing, but the dub cut of Tempo Riddim helped keep its roots alive. The producer behind this project, KINGSTON 11, was known for his deep love of classic reggae and dub. He worked with many respected artists and released music that often blended old-school vibes with new energy. The track "Run Fa Cover" brings together Elephant Man & Robert Lee. Elephant Man is famous for his energetic style and later hits like "Pon De River, Pon De Bank." Robert Lee is respected for his strong voice in the dancehall scene. Together, they add power to the riddim. Gregory Peck steps up with "A Di Woman." Gregory Peck is best known for the hit "Poco Man Jam," and his unique delivery gives this song a classic dancehall feel. Junior Timba’s "My Sweet Mama" adds a softer touch, showing the riddim’s versatility. Paul Elliot’s "Older Woman" brings in his smooth, soulful style. Paul Elliot is known for his conscious lyrics and positive messages in reggae. Wayne Passley closes the set with "Why Do You Lie," adding another layer to the collection. The dub cut on this release ties all these tracks back to reggae’s deep roots, with KINGSTON 11’s production keeping the traditional echo and bass at the heart of the music. This 1994 release stands as a strong link between reggae’s past and its future.
Tempo Tracklist:
- Elephant Man & Robert Lee – Run Fa Cover
- Gregory Peck – A Di Woman
- Junior Timba – My Sweet Mama
- Paul Elliot – Older Woman
- Tempo Riddim – Version (Kingston 11)
- Wayne Passley – Why Do You Lie
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