YOU SHOULD HAVE KNOWN / RIGHT NOW RIDDIM produced by BLACK SCORPIO 2000
You Should Have Known / Right Now Overview
The You Should Have Known / Right Now Riddim came together in the studio with a real sense of excitement. The studio hand played a big role, guiding the musicians and singers to keep the energy high and the sound fresh. The creative direction was all about capturing the rebellious spirit of the year 2000, with powerful lyrics and strong rhythms. At the center of this project was BLACK SCORPIO, one of Jamaica’s legendary producers. BLACK SCORPIO, also known as Maurice Johnson, has been active since the 1970s. His label, Black Scorpio, is famous for working with top reggae and dancehall artists. He is known for shaping the sound of dancehall and bringing new talent into the spotlight. The riddim features some of the biggest names in reggae and dancehall. Anthony B brings fire with “Caan Seh,” showing off the conscious lyrics that made him famous, especially after his hit album “Universal Struggle.” Beenie Man, who won a Grammy in 2001 for Best Reggae Album, adds his unique style to “Selassie I Word.” Bobo Zaro’s “Why Did You Do It” stands out for its emotional delivery and message. Bounty Killer, a major force in dancehall and known for hits like “Look,” delivers a powerful track called “Explosion.” Capleton, respected for his energetic performances and songs like “Jah Jah City,” brings the heat with “Right Now.” Fans still remember the You Should Have Known / Right Now Riddim for its bold sound and strong messages.
You Should Have Known / Right Now Tracklist:
- Anthony B – Caan Seh
- Beenie Man – Selassie I Word
- Bobo Zaro – Why Did You Do It
- Bounty Killer – Explosion
- Capleton – Right Now
- Everton Blender And Prezident Brown – Bl
- Frankie Paul – Party All Night
- George Nooks – Be My Lady
- Josie Mel – Cross Roads
- Luciano – Injustice
- Paul Elliot – One Small Cake
- Red Rose And Delly Ranks – My Girl
- Richie Spice – Guide Me
- Yasus Afari – Bull Dozer Stuck
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