Throw Mi Corn Riddim – Super Power

THROW MI CORN RIDDIM produced by SUPER POWER 2005

Throw Mi Corn Overview

In 2005, the reggae scene was buzzing with fresh roots vibes, and the "Throw Mi Corn Riddim" was a standout release that year. Produced by SUPER POWER, a label known for its commitment to uplifting reggae music, this riddim brought together some of the genre's most respected artists. SUPER POWER has a reputation for producing tracks that resonate with fans, and this riddim was no exception. Admiral Tibet, known for his conscious lyrics, contributed "Who Is To Be Blame," showcasing his signature style that has made him a staple in roots reggae. Anthony Cruz added "Keep Her Satisfied" to the mix, bringing his smooth vocals and heartfelt delivery. Frankie Paul, often referred to as the "Jamaican Stevie Wonder," offered "When Will They Learn," continuing his legacy as one of reggae's most beloved voices. Jamelody's "Jah Guide Over Me" added a spiritual touch to the riddim, while Lymie Murray's "It's All In The Game" demonstrated his ability to blend soulful melodies with meaningful lyrics. These artists, along with others like Richie Spice with "My People" and Shyam's "Simmer Simmer Down," contributed to a riddim that remains a favorite among reggae fans. The "Throw Mi Corn Riddim" is still celebrated as a roots memory from 2005, encapsulating the essence of a vibrant era in reggae history. Its bass-heavy rhythms and uplifting messages continue to resonate, ensuring its place in the hearts of roots reggae enthusiasts.

Throw Mi Corn Tracklist:

1. Admiral Tibet – Who Is To Be Blame
2. Anthony Cruz – Keep Her Satisfied
3. Frankie Paul – When Will They Learn
4. Jamelody – Jah Guide Over Me
5. Lymie Murray – It’s All In The Game
6. Richie Spice – My People
7. Shyam – Simmer Simmer Down
8. Thriller U – If Love Must Go
9. Version – Throw Mi Corn Riddim

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