WAKE THE TOWN RIDDIM produced by FAT EYES RECORDS 1997
Wake The Town Overview
In 1997, the Wake The Town Riddim was released, bringing a new energy to the reggae and dancehall scene. This riddim featured several well-known artists who each added their unique style to the project. Elephant Man and Harry Toddler, known for their lively stage presence and energetic delivery, brought excitement to their tracks. Frankie Paul, often called the "Jamaican Stevie Wonder," was famous for his smooth vocals and long career in reggae music. Anthony B, recognized for his powerful roots reggae songs and conscious lyrics, also contributed to the riddim. Future Trouble, who gained attention in the 1990s for his distinctive voice and dancehall hits, joined the lineup. Gallimore, known for his work in the dancehall scene, added his own flavor as well. The riddim was produced by FAT EYES RECORDS, a label with a strong reputation in Jamaican music. FAT EYES RECORDS is known for working with top artists and producing many successful riddims throughout the 1990s and 2000s. The Wake The Town Riddim itself is built on a classic reggae beat with heavy bass and catchy melodies. Released in 1997, it reflects the dancehall style of the time and remains important for its influence on later productions. The riddim’s sound and the artists’ performances helped keep Jamaican bass culture alive and fresh during this period.
Wake The Town Tracklist:
- Elephant Man & Harry Toddler – Wake The Town
- Frankie Paul – How Do You Want It
- Anthony B – Nutten Can’t Hide
- Future Trouble – Run All You Want To
- Gallimore – The Gal Dem Cause
- Jigsy King – Millie
- Roundhead & General B. – Bleach
- Singing Melody – I Like It
- Wake The Town Riddim – Version
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