WHAPPIBAK RIDDIM produced by BIG YARD MUSIC 2003
Whappibak Overview
In 2003, the one drop base was a key element in reggae music, bringing a classic and steady rhythm that echoed the roots of reggae. This style was the backbone of the Whappibak Riddim, a release that captured both the essence of traditional reggae and a modern twist. Artists like Brian and Tony Gold added their signature warm vocals to the mix. Known for their hit song "Time Passes By," they brought a sense of nostalgia to the riddim. Gordon Dukes, with his track "One Night Stand," also contributed to the rich vocal landscape. Marsha and Danny English brought energy with their song "Whappibak," adding to the party vibes that defined the riddim. Natural Black, known for "Budget," added a conscious touch, while Prince Mydas and Breeze delivered a smooth collaboration with "No Substitute." The production of Whappibak Riddim was guided by BIG YARD MUSIC, a label known for its strong influence in the reggae and dancehall scene. BIG YARD MUSIC has a history of producing hits and has been a platform for many successful artists. Their steady hand ensured that the riddim maintained its authentic reggae roots while appealing to the modern audience of the time. This combination of artists and production expertise made Whappibak Riddim a standout release in 2003, keeping reggae's roots alive and vibrant. The one drop base, with its timeless appeal, was a perfect fit for this nostalgic yet forward-thinking collection of songs.
Whappibak Tracklist:
- Brian & Tony Gold – Time Passes By
- Gordon Dukes – One Night Stand
- Marsha & Danny English – Whappibak
- Natural Black – Budget
- Prince Mydas & Breeze – No Substitute
- Rayvon & Elephant Man – Call On Me