The Doctor Riddim produced by Warm Music 1995
The Doctor Overview
Fans responded with real excitement when the yard session tape featuring The Doctor Riddim dropped in 1995. The blend of sharp lyrics and dancehall grooves made it an instant favorite at street dances and on local radio. Each artist brought something unique to the project, giving the riddim its lasting appeal. Joe Mannix led with “The Doctor,” a track that quickly became a standout. Little Blacks delivered “Study Evil,” showing his knack for catchy hooks and thoughtful lyrics. Poison Pose’s “Mr. Rich & Greedy” added a bold, energetic flavor. Richie Brown and Hogga Thunder teamed up for “Dream,” bringing smooth flow and harmony to the mix. Scorpion and Tally rounded out the session with “Let The Power,” giving the tape a powerful finish. Joe Mannix, known for his strong presence in the ’90s dancehall scene, helped drive the riddim’s popularity. Poison Pose, who had already made waves with other singles, added even more energy to the session. Behind the scenes, Warm Music handled the production and release. Warm Music is recognized for its steady output of dancehall projects in the mid-1990s, helping to shape the sound of the era. The studio’s careful work gave The Doctor Riddim its crisp, lively sound. This tape is a true example of 1995 dancehall, mixing street anthems with top talent and skilled production. Fans still remember its impact on the dancehall scene.
The Doctor Tracklist:
- Joe Mannix – The Doctor
- Little Blacks – Study Evil
- Poison Pose – Mr. Rich & Greedy
- Richie Brown and Hogga Thunder – Dream
- Scorpion and Tally – Let The Power
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