Where Must I Go Riddim – Treasure Isle

WHERE MUST I GO RIDDIM produced by 1969 – TREASURE ISLE

Where Must I Go Overview

In the late 1960s, reggae music was growing quickly in Jamaica. Street life and sound system culture were shaping the music. One important sound from this time is the Where Must I Go Riddim. This riddim mixes the revivalist energy of early reggae with strong, driving percussion. It is a favorite for both selectors and crowds at dances. The sound of the Where Must I Go Riddim comes from the creative minds at Treasure Isle, a famous Jamaican label. Treasure Isle was known for working with top artists and helping reggae reach new heights. The label’s influence is clear in the riddim’s tight production and lively feel. Barrington Spence is one of the key artists on this riddim. His song, Barrington Spence — Where Must I Go, stands out for its passionate delivery and soulful message. Barrington Spence is known for his powerful voice and has made a mark in reggae with songs like “Contemplating Mind.” His work on this riddim shows his skill and deep connection to the music. Today, the Where Must I Go Riddim is still a top choice for reggae artists. Fans in reggae circles enjoy its classic sound and strong rhythm. The riddim’s roots in Jamaican street culture and its lasting energy make it a true favorite.

Where Must I Go Tracklist:

1. Barrington Spence – Where Must I Go
2. U-Roy – Merry Go Round
3. Various Artists – Errol Dunkley – Where Must I Go