Voodooism Release Details
- Riddim year: 1976
- Total tracks: 2
- Unique artists on riddim: 2
- Production credits: Lee Scratch Perry, Black Art
- Key artists on this riddim: Lee Scratch Perry
- Browse this riddim in year & database lists: 1960s-80s Riddims Archive
Voodooism produced by Lee Scratch Perry for Black Art in 1976
Recorded in 1976 for Black Art, Voodooism brings together Lee Graham’s Voodooism and the Upsetters’ Dubism, a tight little snapshot of Lee Scratch Perry’s Black Ark-era sound. The pairing leans into that eerie, ceremonial feel Perry was known for, with the vocal cut and its dub counterpart moving through the kind of smoky, off-kilter atmosphere that made his productions so distinctive. It’s a brief set, but an important one, and it captures Perry working at full invention with Leo Graham and the Upsetters in the middle of his most celebrated run.
Voodooism Tracklist:
- Leo Graham – Voodooism
- The Upsetters – Dubism
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