DANCEHALL CRAZY RIDDIM produced by JAMDOWN RECORDS 1998
Dancehall Crazy Overview
JAMDOWN RECORDS is the label behind the Dancehall Crazy Riddim, a standout release from 1998. Known for their energetic productions, JAMDOWN RECORDS played an important role in shaping the late 90s dancehall sound. The label helped launch several hits and supported the careers of many Jamaican artists during this period. The Dancehall Crazy Riddim brought together a strong lineup of artists. Bad Greg Hines delivered "Brand New Cassette," adding a raw and lively touch to the set. Crissy D, who is also known for her hit "Bam Bam" with Lady G, offered a smooth vocal performance on "Don't Make Mi Know." Degree, a well-known figure in dancehall with hits like "Traffic Blocking," appeared with the song "Poor Soul," bringing his signature style to the project. Devonte, recognized for his work both solo and as part of the duo Tanto Metro & Devonte, contributed "Sweet Honey." The duo Don Yute & R. Elliott opened the riddim with "Intro," while Don Yute, who later collaborated with Sean Paul on "Row Da Boat," also performed "Dancehall Crazy." The riddim was created by JAMDOWN RECORDS, a label respected for its consistent quality and impact on the genre. Their work on this project showed their skill in blending hardcore dancehall vibes with catchy hooks, making the riddim appealing to both hardcore fans and newcomers. Even years after its release, selectors and DJs still play the Dancehall Crazy Riddim at parties and dances. Its energy and memorable songs have helped it remain a favorite in the dancehall community.
Dancehall Crazy Tracklist:
- Bad Greg Hines – Brand New Cassette
- Crissy D – Don’t Make Mi Know
- Degree – Poor Soul
- Devonte – Sweet Honey
- Don Yute & R. Elliott – Intro
- Don Yute – Dancehall Crazy (Remix)
- Don Yute – Dancehall Crazy
- Frisco Kid – Run Dun Things
- Real T – He’s High
- Spragga Benz – Sick Bad
- Young Prince & Real T – Jamdown Rock
- Young Prince – Interlude
- Young Prince – What A Day
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