The Light Riddim – Whatage Music

The Light Riddim produced by Whatage Music 2010

The Light Overview

In 2010, reggae sound systems played an important role in Jamaica’s music scene. Selectors, or DJs, chose songs that brought crowds together, focusing on rhythms with deep roots. The Light Riddim gave artists a strong foundation with its classic reggae style. The rhythm was steady and full, making it easy for singers to shine. Whatage Music produced this collection. The label is known for keeping the roots reggae sound alive in the modern era. Whatage Music has worked to release tracks that selectors enjoy playing, helping to keep authentic reggae on the map. Several artists brought their voices to this riddim. Anthony Red Rose, known for his 1985 hit “Tempo,” performed “Hot Head Man.” His experience added weight to the project. Black Light delivered “Don’T Think,” while Fire Dove contributed “Sin In Yu Life.” Both artists brought heartfelt vocals and kept the roots vibe strong. Lutan Fyre, who has worked with top reggae producers and released albums like “Time & Place,” sang “Dem In Deh.” Mr Khool offered “Wasting My Love,” adding his own style to the mix. Other songs in the collection included “Give Me A Slice” by Natty King and “No One Knows” by Nesbeth. This album was a favorite for selectors in 2010, giving dances a true reggae feeling. The Light Riddim stands out for its roots sound and strong performances.

The Light Tracklist:

1. Anthony Red Rose – Hot Head Man
2. Black Light – Don’T Think
3. Fire Dove – Sin In Yu Life
4. Lutan Fyre – Dem In Deh
5. Mr Khool – Wasting My Love
6. Natty King – Give Me A Slice
7. Nesbeth – No One Knows