DA JOINT RIDDIM produced by MENTALLY DISTURBED 1999
Da Joint Overview
In 1999, dancehall music was full of energy and creativity. Sound systems in Jamaica played a big part in the culture, and the sound system cut from that year’s Da Joint Riddim became a favorite at street dances. The riddim was produced by MENTALLY DISTURBED, a producer known for bold, hype-driven tracks and for working with several big names in the scene. Admiral Bailey, famous for hits like “Big Belly Man,” brought his strong voice to “What Time Is It.” Alley Cat, also known as Imperial, delivered “Go Deh Gal” with his unique style. Buccaneer, recognized for his pirate-themed image and songs like “Bruk Out,” added “Keep Di Hype” to the mix. Elephant Man, who later became known worldwide for tracks such as “Pon De River, Pon De Bank,” voiced “Burn A Rapist” on this riddim. Frisco Kid, who worked with producers like Shocking Vibes, gave fans “Strange.” Other artists included Goofy with “Run For It,” Lexxus with “Divine Reasoning,” Red Rat’s “Naa Naa,” Ricky General’s “A Wha Dis,” and a collaboration between Ward 21 & Lexxus on “Skettel Nine Night.” Each track added something special, making the riddim stand out in the dancehall of 1999. The sound system cut kept crowds moving and remains a highlight from that era.
Da Joint Tracklist:
- Admiral Bailey – What Time Is It
- Alley Cat – Go Deh Gal
- Buccaneer – Keep Di Hype
- Elephant Man – Burn A Rapist
- Frisco Kid – Strange
- Goofy – Run For It
- Lexxus – Divine Reasoning
- Red Rat – Naa Naa
- Ricky General – A Wha Dis
- Ward 21 & Lexxus – Skettel Nine Night
- Ward 21 – Judgement Day
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