THE WARNING RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2007
The Warning Overview
In 2007, the Warning Riddim brought a fresh mix of culture and soul to reggae music. The project was produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS, a production team known for bringing together different talents under one riddim. Their work often appears on reggae and dancehall compilations, helping to shape the sound of the era. The culture arranger played a key role in shaping the overall sound. They blended traditional reggae rhythms with soulful elements, creating a backdrop that stood out at reggae events that year. The recording process brought together artists from different corners of the reggae world, each adding their unique style. Bugle’s track, “Dem Bwoy Deh A No Treat,” features his signature calm delivery. Bugle is also known for his hit “Rasta Party,” which helped him gain international attention. Craig Dennis And Delly Ranks teamed up for “Time Get Serious,” adding a serious message to the riddim. Delly Ranks is recognized for his work as both an artist and producer in the dancehall scene. Currant Man’s “Voices Inna Me Head” adds a thoughtful touch, while Demarco Ft Style P and Style P - Man A Murderer both deliver the powerful “Man A Murderer.” Demarco is widely known for his hit single “Fallen Soldiers.” Each artist helped shape the Warning Riddim, making it a memorable part of reggae’s 2007 musical landscape.
The Warning Tracklist:
- Bugle – Dem Bwoy Deh A No Treat
- Craig Dennis And Delly Ranks – Time Get Serious
- Currant Man – Voices Inna Me Head
- Demarco Ft Style P – Man A Murderer
- Elephant Man – Pum Pum Wi Waan
- Fambo – Informah
- Frisco Kid – Inna Di Place
- Harry Toddler – Build It Up
- Monster Twins – Cold Blooded Murderer
- Nah Switch – Dem No Know Badness
- New Kidz – A Nuh We Dat
- Ras Myrhdak – Its Only Natural
- Shane O – Drop Ah Gun
- O.K – Rise Di Gun Fingas
- Version – The Warning Riddim
- Wayne Marshall – Senseless Killing
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