Founded in 2002, the company was named after the mother of the CEO Karl-Marx Waite aka KC Jockey who died in a car accident after leaving his grandmother’s funeral in Jamaica. Mr. Waite being a talented, actor, and artiste have signed himself to the label and is making much investment since its inception by promoting himself in the reggae music industry circles worldwide.
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In 2004, Sweet Sadie’s released one major single along with another high definition medley video for the singles ‘Tic Toc’ - Cooloie Dance Riddim & ‘Street Flossing’- Turban & Rob Riddim. This singles caused a big craze in the dancehall arena did fairly well in sales on the international market.
The fourth project ‘NEED LOVE’ was completed and released in September 2006 featuring the title track ‘Need Love’ by KC Jockey in combination with Luciano and other singles by Morgan Heritage, Leroy Sibbles, Frankie Paul, Ken Boothe, Tony Rebel, Junior Reid, Yami Bolo, Jah Mason, Freddy McGreggor to name a few. Due to the success of the all the singles on the riddim and the caliber of artistes that worked on the project Sweet Sadies is currently coordinating the ‘NEED LOVE’ USA & Europe tour in 2007.
Several of the tracks recorded and produced by Sweet Sadie’s Productions are in negations with film companies to be released in 2007 on movie sound tracks. The newest single produced by Sweet Sadies & Big Jeans label ‘Kids Rising’ recorded by KC Jockey will be featured on Seasame Street by the end of 2006.
The second project from Sweet Sadies Production was ‘Gwaan Hype’ released as a compilation in 2003 featured artiste KC Jockey, Cecile, Beenie Man, Sizzla, Tanya Stephens, Lady Saw, Tonto Metro & Devonte, Vybz Kartel, Pinchers the late Escobar to name a few. A music video was shot on film in New York for the single ‘Look Good Machine’ sung by KC Jockey, gave the artiste much recognition and airplay on all the radio and television stations in Jamaican and the rest of the world. Cordell ‘Skatta’ Burrell of the Kings of Kings of the Coolie Dance Riddim fame must be commended for his assistance in making the project a success.
