Things And Times Riddim – Penthouse Records

THINGS AND TIMES RIDDIM produced by PENTHOUSE RECORDS 2000

Things And Times Overview

Fans in 2000 quickly embraced this roots reggae project, calling it a favorite in reggae circles. Listeners loved the classic feel mixed with a fresh sound, making it a regular feature in reggae playlists that year. The project brought together several top artists. Arp opened with “Temple Of The Lord,” giving the riddim a spiritual touch. Beenie Man, known for his Grammy-winning album “Art and Life,” contributed “Don’t Want To Be,” showing his versatility beyond dancehall. Beres Hammond and Buju Banton teamed up for “Pull It Up,” a standout track. Hammond, famous for “One Love, One Life,” also delivered “Can You Play,” while Buju Banton, who won a Grammy for “Upside Down 2020,” performed “No Rebel In Disguise.” Each artist added their own style, building on the riddim’s strong roots foundation. Behind the project was PENTHOUSE RECORDS, a legendary Jamaican label. Founded by Donovan Germain in the late 1980s, Penthouse has shaped reggae and dancehall with hits from artists like Buju Banton and Beres Hammond. The label is known for its crisp production and has been a launch pad for many reggae stars. This roots project stood out in 2000, blending tradition and new energy, and remains a favorite for reggae lovers.

Things And Times Tracklist:

1. Arp – Temple Of The Lord
2. Beenie Man – Don’t Want To Be
3. Beres Hammond & Buju Banton – Pull It Up
4. Beres Hammond – Can You Play
5. Buju Banton – No Rebel In Disguise
6. Jahmali – No Water
7. Lenky – Y2k
8. Lms – Dance
9. Mega Banton – Inclined Phenomenon
10. Morgan Heritage – Music Of The Century
11. Nicki Tucker – Got To Live
12. Richie Stephens – I’ll Be Your Friend
13. Richie Stephens – Magic Woman
14. Tony Rebel – Hypocrites
15. Version – Things & Times
16. Wisdom – The Party Is Jumping

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