100 GAL MORE RIDDIM / ASYLUM RIDDIM produced by BRICKWALL in 1998
100 Gal More Overview
The 100 Gal More Riddim first came out in Jamaica in 1998. It quickly became a favorite in yard sessions, with its powerful beat and lively energy. The riddim is known for its driving rhythm that gets people moving, making it a true dancehall classic. Beenie Man’s “100 Gal More” stands out as a crowd favorite. His smooth delivery and catchy lyrics made the song an instant anthem. Future Troubles brought two versions of “Mekeda” (Long Version and regular), each with his unique flow and commanding voice. Both tracks show his skill in riding the riddim with confidence. Innocent Crew’s “Tell A Gal Sey” brings a playful touch, adding even more flavor to the mix. Tanya Stephens, with her song “One Style,” delivers strong lyrics and a memorable performance, proving her place among dancehall’s top voices. General B’s “Cutting Edge” and its Long Version keep the energy high, with his sharp lyrics and unmistakable style. Behind the scenes, the producer BRICKWALL in played a big role in shaping the sound. Known for his work with the Brickwall label, he helped create hits that still get played at dances today. His production style on 100 Gal More Riddim set a standard for late 1990s dancehall, focusing on hard-hitting drums and catchy melodies. The 100 Gal More Riddim remains an important part of dancehall history. Its songs still echo in yard sessions and on sound systems, showing the lasting power of a great riddim and the artists who made it famous.
100 Gal More Tracklist:
- Beenie Man – 100 Gal More
- Future Troubles – Mekeda (Long Version)(Bad Quality)
- Future Troubles – Mekeda
- Innocent Crew – Tell A Gal Sey
- Tanya Stephens – One Style
- General B – Cutting Edge (Long Version)(Bad Quality)
- General B – Cutting Edge
- Daddy Screw – Tell Him Gwaan
- Delly Ranks – Ratings
- Shabba Ranks – Come Wuk Mi Look
- Elephant Man – One & More
- Boom Dandimite – Gal Red Eye
- Sugar Roy – Love How Me Flex
- Terror Fabulous – Politics (=Nah Run Down Nothing)
- Powerman – Eh Em Feelings
- Harry Toddler – Ghetto Gal Dress The Best
- Nitty Kutchie – More Dem Fight We
- Twiggy – Leave My Baby (Unavailable)
- Waggy Tee – 100% Mix (Unavailable)
- Bobby Digital – Asylum Rhythm Version