WHO SHE LOVE RIDDIM produced by KINGSTON 11 1994
Who She Love Overview
In 1994, some of reggae and dancehall’s strongest voices joined together on a cultural recording that filled sound systems across Jamaica. Bounty Killer, known for his powerful style and songs like “Smoke The Herb,” brought his energy to the project. Brian And Tony Gold, famous for their hit “Bullseye,” added smooth harmonies. Cocoa Tea and Shabba, both respected for their long careers, teamed up for the song “Who She Love.” Shabba Ranks, a two-time Grammy winner, was already a global dancehall icon at this time. Courtney Melody, with “Poor People,” and Ken Boothe, who is well-known for classic hits like “Everything I Own,” contributed “Call Me.” The music was built around the one drop rhythm, a classic reggae beat that gives the songs their deep, steady groove. This base allowed each artist to shine while keeping the roots sound strong. The producer behind this project was KINGSTON 11. Known for bringing street culture to the forefront, KINGSTON 11 helped shape the sound of 1990s reggae and dancehall. The label released many influential tracks during this era, making a big mark on the genre. This recording showed the real power of roots reggae in 1994. With top artists and a strong producer, it became a favorite for fans and DJs, proving that roots music was alive and strong.
Who She Love Tracklist:
- Bounty Killer – Smoke The Herb
- Brian And Tony Gold – Bullseye
- Cocoa Tea & Shabba – Who She Love
- Courtney Melody – Poor People
- Ken Boothe – Call Me
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