This Is Reggae – 199x – Riddimzragga

THIS IS REGGAE – 199X – RIDDIMZRAGGA

This Is Reggae – 199x – Tracklist:

1. Unknown Artist – (Sittin’ on the) Dock of the Bay
2. Unknown Artist – Caution
3. Unknown Artist – Green Greeg Grass of Home
4. Unknown Artist – I Show You How to Reggae
5. Unknown Artist – I Will Love You Like Abc
6. Unknown Artist – Key to the World
7. Unknown Artist – Love Me
8. Unknown Artist – Money in My Pocket
9. Unknown Artist – Only Heaven Can Wait for Love
10. Unknown Artist – Prisoner of Your Love
11. Unknown Artist – Reggae Fever
12. Unknown Artist – Roots Rock
13. Unknown Artist – Soul Captives
14. Unknown Artist – Soul Rebel
15. Unknown Artist – Soul Shake Down Party
16. Unknown Artist – Stop that Train
17. Unknown Artist – These Little Birds
18. Unknown Artist – Upside Down
19. Unknown Artist – You Are to Me

This Is Reggae – 199x – Overview

In 1990, the roots riddim "This Is Reggae – 199x – Riddim" brought a fresh sound to reggae music. It gave singers and deejays a strong, rootsy base to build their songs. The riddim has a deep, steady rhythm and warm bass, making it perfect for both the dancefloor and relaxed listening. Compared to other roots drops of its era, this riddim stands out for its soulful feel and smooth flow. Many roots riddims in the early 1990s focused on heavy drums and sharp guitar, but this one uses softer textures and vocal harmonies. Unknown Artist made the riddim popular with songs like "Money in My Pocket" and "Caution." "Money in My Pocket" is known as a reggae classic, covered by many and loved by fans worldwide. Other tracks, such as "I Show You How to Reggae" and "Green Green Grass of Home," show how the riddim can support both heartfelt singing and lively deejay chatting. The song "Prisoner of Your Love" by Unknown Artist also became a favorite for its smooth delivery. The culture arranger played a key role in shaping the sound of the riddim. The arranger decided how the instruments and voices fit together, giving the riddim its unique island feel. The producer of this riddim is not clearly known, but the strong arrangement and high-quality recording helped the riddim stand out among its peers. Even in 2020, the roots drop from "This Is Reggae – 199x – Riddim" remains a cultural favorite, showing the lasting power of classic reggae sounds.