Tempo (1994) Release Details
- Riddim year: 1994
- Style: Reggae
- Total tracks: 6
- Unique artists on riddim: 7
- Production credits: KINGSTON 11
- Key artists on this riddim: Elephant Man
- Browse this riddim in year & database lists: 1994 Reggae Riddims
Tempo Riddim came out in 1994 on Kingston 11, a tight early dancehall-reggae set with a short but strong lineup. It pairs Elephant Man and Robert Lee on Run Fa Cover, Gregory Peck on A Di Woman, Junior Timba on My Sweet Mama, Paul Elliot on Older Woman, and Wayne Passley on Why Do You Lie, with the Version rounding it off. The riddim is one of those upbeat, singer-friendly Kingston 11 productions that was pressed through the 90s sound, and Gregory Peck’s A Di Woman is one of the clear cuts here. The release keeps a focused feel and shows why Kingston 11 remained a reliable name in the era.
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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