WEEPING EYES RIDDIM produced by BLEND THEM 1999
Weeping Eyes Overview
In 1999, the reggae and dancehall scene got a big boost from the Weeping Eyes Riddim. This foundation rhythm was produced by BLEND THEM, a name known for bringing fresh ideas into reggae music. BLEND THEM had already made a mark with earlier productions on their own label, and their work was getting attention from roots selectors all over Jamaica. The recording process for Weeping Eyes Riddim was focused on capturing the live, rootsy feel of classic reggae, using real instruments and careful mixing. The riddim became a platform for top artists of the time to shine. Everton Blender’s “Weeping Eyes” stands out, with Blender’s strong voice and conscious lyrics. Everton Blender was already famous for hits like “Lift Up Your Head,” and his work on this riddim showed why he was respected in the roots revival movement. Jah Mason brought his own energy to “Mr. Compromise.” Josie Mel added a catchy style with “Talk Talking,” and Norris Man delivered “Future Is A Head To Come,” a song that kept his positive messages going. Each artist helped shape the foundation rhythm in their own way, making the riddim a true reflection of reggae’s heart in 1999. The Weeping Eyes Riddim is still remembered as a key moment for roots reggae and for BLEND THEM’s creative vision.
Weeping Eyes Tracklist:
- Everton Blender – Weeping Eyes
- Jah Mason – Mr. Compromise
- Josie Mel – Talk Talking
- Norris Man – Future Is A Head To Come
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