TWELVE ARTISTS, ONE CLASSIC GROOVE: SENATOR B DELIVERS THE SOUL-STIRRING ‘WHY DID YOU LEAVE RIDDIM’
Senator B Music just dropped something rich, warm, and deeply rooted—the Why Did You Leave Riddim. Originally created by the legendary Coxsone Dodd in 1967, this classic Studio One riddim has been lovingly rebuilt and reimagined by Senator B with help from reggae’s finest.
Twelve original cuts glide over the riddim, each standing strong. From household reggae names like George Nooks, Mikey General, and JC Lodge, to fresh sparks like Indica featuring Tru Identity, it’s a genre-spanning ride.
Also in the mix is Vivian Jones with Carolene Thompson, Peter Spence, Chukki Starr, and more.
BUILT ON A STUDIO ONE CLASSIC, THIS RIDDIM FLOWS WITH HEART
Harmonie Deja’s Show Me Your Love, already stirring radio presenters, has set the tone. Lush vocals from the late, great Claudia Fontaine, along with JC Lodge, Tru Identity, and Blacksteel, give the riddim a rich, harmonic texture.
And yes, it was recorded at Stingray’s Big House Studio, known for serious reggae business. The riddim flows with heart, history, and high craft.
From deep roots to lovers rock and everything in between, Why Did You Leave Riddim connects generations. Every track tells its own story, but together, they create a full-bodied sound system of soul.
Now streaming on all platforms—plug in, press play, and let the riddim talk.
TRACKLIST
01. Made For Me – Cassandra London
02. Always On My Mind – Chukki Starr
03. My Heart Is In Pain – George Nooks
04. Show Me Your Love – Harmonie Deja
05. There For You – Indica
06. Reggae Music – Jayjayborn2sing
07. Irie Vibes – JC Lodge
08. Why Leave Riddim – Mafia & Fluxy, Dean Fraser, Jerry Lions
09. Guide Me – Mikey General
10. Love Made You Change – Peter Spence
11. Eternally – Queeny ‘Di’ Empress & Bucky Jo
12. Beautiful – Tenna Star
13. Kiss – Vivian Jones ft Carolene Thompson
ABOUT SENATOR B MUSIC
Senator B stands tall in the UK reggae scene, known for blending deep Jamaican roots with Britain’s vibrant reggae pulse. As both producer and DJ on the UK’s biggest reggae radio station, Vibes FM, his sound is rich, authentic, and forward-moving.
From Errol Lamzi’s Falling in and Out of Love to Harmonie Deja’s dub fusion, his work bridges eras. Featuring legends like Mafia & Fluxy and Dean Fraser, he crafts timeless rhythms.
Through Vibes FM and studio sessions, Senator B keeps reggae’s fire burning—loud, proud, and evolving.
