WEH DEM A GO DO RIDDIM produced by VOLCANO PRODUCTIONS 1983
Weh Dem A Go Do Overview
The one drop base is a key part of reggae music. This rhythm is easy to hear in the latest roots releases and live events. The one drop base gives reggae its steady, deep sound. Today, this base blends with other genres like dancehall and hip-hop, making reggae fresh while keeping its roots strong. On the new riddim, Josey Wales brings his classic style with the song "Weh Dem A Go Do." Josey Wales is known for his powerful voice and was a top deejay in the 1980s. His music often connects with fans of all ages. Yellowman adds his track "It No Right." Yellowman, famous for his 1982 album "Mister Yellowman," helped bring dancehall to the world stage. Both artists show how the one drop base fits with their unique styles. The foundation of this riddim comes from VOLCANO PRODUCTIONS. This label was important in the early 1980s for promoting top reggae and dancehall acts. VOLCANO PRODUCTIONS helped launch many careers and shaped the sound of Jamaican music. This roots anthology is now heard at many roots events. Fans enjoy the warm, classic sound that connects reggae’s past and present. The one drop base, the artists, and the producer all play a big role in keeping reggae culture alive.
Weh Dem A Go Do Tracklist:
- Josey Wales – Weh Dem A Go Do
- Yellowman – It No Right
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