Entertainment
BY KEVIN JACKSON Observer Writer  
June 3, 2015

Reggae Gold coming

Catch Di Riddim

VP Records’ popular summer compilation album, Strictly The Best, will be released on July 17.

It contains some of the biggest dancehall/reggae songs of the last year.

The latest edition features Rude by Magic, Made in California by Jah Cure, I’m a Big Deal by Christopher Martin, Jamaica International Dance by Beres Hammond, My God Dem Nuh Bad Like Me by Gully Bop, and Busy Signal’s Text Message.

Strictly The Best was first released in 1998 and has become one of VP’s best-selling products.

According to Soundscan, the biggest seller in the series is Reggae Gold 1999. That edition has to date sold over 241,800 copies.

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