BLACK GLASSES RIDDIM produced by FELONY 1997
Black Glasses Overview
The Black Glasses Riddim stands out in dancehall history, thanks to the creative work of producer FELONY. Known for shaping the sound of the late 1990s, FELONY brought a modern edge to Jamaican music. His productions often mixed traditional rhythms with fresh electronic elements, making his work popular in local parties and on radio. FELONY’s influence can be heard on many street anthems from this era, and he is respected for helping new voices rise in dancehall. On the Black Glasses Riddim, three artists made a big impact. Alley Cat brings energy with the song "G String Draws." Alley Cat is known for his clever lyrics and has been a part of dancehall’s core since the 1990s. Captain Barkey adds his own style with "Hate Her." He was a well-known deejay, remembered for his witty delivery and work with Wickerman. Sean Paul, who later became an international star with hits like "Get Busy," appears here with "Dream Dream." This was before his global breakthrough, but his unique voice and flow were already clear. The Black Glasses Riddim captured the fire of 1997’s dancehall scene. Its tracks became favorites in yard playlists, showing the power of FELONY’s production and the talent of these artists. The riddim remains a marker of dancehall’s evolving sound.
Black Glasses Tracklist:
- Alley Cat – G String Draws
- Captain Barkey – Hate Her
- Sean Paul – Dream Dream