WHOOPI RIDDIM produced by TRUE LOVE RECORDS 2003
Whoopi Overview
In the studio, the creation of the one drop base for the Whoopi Riddim was a collaborative process. The dub engineer guided this creative journey, focusing on a conscious sound that would resonate with reggae fans. His vision was to craft a rhythm that was both laidback and engaging, allowing the artists to shine through their performances. TRUE LOVE RECORDS, known for its dedication to reggae roots, played a crucial role in bringing this project to life. The label has a history of supporting authentic reggae music, contributing significantly to the genre's landscape with its quality productions. Anthony B brought his powerful voice to the riddim with "No Place Like Home," a track that showcases his ability to connect with listeners. As a well-respected artist in the reggae scene, Anthony B is known for his thought-provoking lyrics and energetic performances. Conrad Crystal added his touch with "Hold A Medi," delivering a smooth and reflective vibe. Delly Ranks' "Show Me The Way" continued the momentum, offering a lively and engaging performance. Half Pint, a reggae legend with hits like "Greetings," contributed "Like The Rising Sun" to the riddim, bringing his signature sound that has influenced many artists. Leggo's "Whoopi" added an upbeat and catchy element, rounding out the diverse lineup. Each artist brought their unique style to the Whoopi Riddim, ensuring that the roots message remained strong throughout 2003. This release stands as a testament to the enduring power of reggae music.
Whoopi Tracklist:
- Anthony B – No Place Like Home
- Conrad Crystal – Hold A Medi
- Delly Ranks – Show Me The Way
- Half Pint – Like The Rising Sun
- Leggo – Whoopi
- Lukie D – Girl I Trusted You
- Norris Man – We Care
- Saba – Selassie I
- Sizzla – Love Being Together
- Spectacular – Bad Man
- Thriller U – Christian Girl
- Version – Danny Axeman
- Version – Whoopi Riddim
- Warrior King – I Love You
- Whoopi – Warrior King – I Love You
Releases Similar to Whoopi Riddim – True Love Records
Research and editorial by Riddimz Kalacta & Goltem, sourcing from physical vinyl labels, Discogs, ReggaeFever, Riddim-ID, DancehallMag, and other trusted archives.