Co-Unoh

Recorded in Jamaica during the early digital dancehall era, with Reggie Stepper delivering his vocal over the Co-Unoh rhythm for producer Hugh 'Redman' James. The recording became one of the defining releases associated with Stepper's breakthrough period. The single was a major sound-system and dancehall success, helping establish Reggie Stepper as one of the leading deejays of the late 1980s. Its infectious refrain and sparse digital production made it widely popular in Jamaica and reggae markets abroad. The track remains one of Reggie Stepper's signature recordings and a staple of classic dancehall compilations and DJ sets. Its vocal hook and rhythm have been frequently revisited in reggae and dancehall culture.