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    TO THE FOUNDATION RIDDIM produced by 1978-2002 – VARIOUS LABELS

    To The Foundation Tracklist:

    1. Anthony Cruz – You Got It Bad
    2. Capleton – Rat Race
    3. Chrisinti – My Resolution
    4. Chuck Fenda – Dilute Dem
    5. Dennis Brown & Cocoa Tea – To The Foundation
    6. Dennis Brown – To The Foundation (1978)
    7. Dennis Brown – To The Foundation (1981)
    8. George Nooks And Murdak – Ghetto Youthwise
    9. Gregory Isaacs – Cross The Line
    10. Jah Thunder – Hold Yu Own
    11. Junior Kelly – Search Yu Heart
    12. Luciano – Have Mercy
    13. Mad Cobra – Never Forget (Feat. Freddy Mc Gregor)
    14. Natural Black – Trying
    15. Singing Melody – Good Love
    16. Thriller U – Isnt It Fortunate
    17. Turbulence – Haile King Negus
    18. Version – Foundation Riddim

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    Article writer and editor. Being raised in a music loving family, Shelley developed her love for music. She has worked in the digital space as a digital marketer for different industries. However, this has not deterred her passion for music as she has got to appreciate the uniqueness of dancehall and reggae. Having met people of different cultures through her college experience in India and at Africa University, she understands that people value different things and music is a part of people’s lives as it impacts each and everyone differently.