1990 RIDDIM produced by CASHFLOW RECORDS 2012
1990 Overview
The 1990 Riddim, produced by Cashflow Records and released in 2012, brought a fresh yard beat to dancehall. This riddim stands out for its raw street flavor, which made it a favorite at dancehall sessions. Compared to other bashment releases of its time, the 1990 Riddim is more direct and energetic, with a driving rhythm that grabs attention right away. Many riddims from the same era leaned toward digital sounds and smoother vibes. In contrast, the 1990 Riddim keeps things gritty and lively, which helped it appeal to both hardcore fans and new listeners. The studio hand played a key role here, making sure every sound was sharp and the energy stayed high throughout the tracks. The lineup on this riddim is strong. Frankie Sly’s “Nuh Boy Cyaa” brings confident lyrics and a catchy flow. Frisco Kid delivers “Dat Mi Like,” showing off his unique style. Mr Lexx’s “Nuh More Than Yuh” adds a bold touch, while Spice brings her signature power on “Cyaan Manage It.” Tanto Metro & Devonte keep the vibes going with “Tun It Up Louder.” Each artist uses the riddim’s raw energy in their own way. Cashflow Records, the producer behind the project, is known for creating memorable dancehall hits and working with top artists. Their focus on catchy hooks and solid production has made them a respected name in the genre. The 1990 Riddim remains an important part of dancehall history. Its yard beat, strong artist lineup, and sharp studio work helped set it apart from other releases of its era, making it a lasting favorite in the scene.
1990 Tracklist:
- Cashflow Records – 1990 Riddim (Instrumental)
- Frankie Sly – Nuh Boy Cyaa
- Frisco Kid – Dat Mi Like
- Mr Lexx – Nuh More Than Yuh (Clean)
- Mr Lexx – Nuh More Than Yuh (Raw)
- Spice – Cyaan Manage It (Clean)
- Spice – Cyaan Manage It (Raw)
- Tanto Metro & Devonte -Tun It Up Louder
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