ONE DJ WONT DO – TECHNIQUES 1986
One DJ Wont Do – Techniques Overview
The yard session tape first appeared in Kingston in the late 1980s, bringing a fresh wave of dancehall energy to the scene. This tape stands out for its driving riddim, which has kept dancehall fans moving all season. A big part of the tape’s appeal comes from the lineup of artists. Ashman delivers a standout performance with “No Love Truck,” adding his unique voice to the mix. Cutty Ranks, already known for his classic hit “The Stopper,” keeps the energy high on “Out A Hand.” His commanding style is a highlight for many listeners. Dignitary Stylish, who made his mark with the song “Jah Send Me Come” in the early 1980s, brings his confident delivery to “Vehicle Style,” showing why he remains a respected voice in dancehall. Fatta Youth steps up with “Human Dictionary,” giving the riddim a clever twist, while Johnny P brings real-life storytelling to the tape with “Flood Disaster.” Each artist brings their own flavor, making the session feel lively and fresh. The beat behind it all comes from the Techniques label, a name that has powered many dancehall hits. Their riddim on this tape is strong and infectious, keeping the crowd moving from start to finish. This yard beat is a big reason why dancehall is still hot right now, showing the music’s power to unite and excite.
Tracklist:
- Ashman – No Love Truck
- Cutty Ranks – Out A Hand
- Dignitary Stylish – Vehicle Style
- Fatta Youth – Human Dictionary
- Johnny P – Flood Disaster
- Junie Ranks – Nah Stop Gi Bunn
- Pink Panther & Blacka Ranking – No Problem
- Super Chick – Nah Go Rap Up
- U-Brown – Please Mr Doctor