87 Overview
The 87 Riddim brought a lively, energetic sound to dancehall in 2013. Its fast-paced beat and catchy melodies gave dance floors something new and exciting. The rhythm is upbeat and full of positive energy, making it perfect for selectors looking to keep the party moving. The riddim’s bounce and drive quickly made it a favorite for both DJs and fans. Several standout artists made the most of the 87 Riddim’s infectious groove. Taranchyla’s “Bun It Up” is a fiery track that captures his signature style. Mr Diamond shines on “Dem A Sissy,” bringing his unique voice and personality to the project. Delly Ranx, known for his 2007 album “Good Profile,” delivers “Ganja Smoke,” a tune that fits right into his catalog of dancehall hits. Peppery adds his own flavor with “Good So,” while Froggy Maddsquad contributes the energetic “A.M.A.I.C.A.” Each artist brings something different, showing the riddim’s versatility and appeal. Behind the scenes, REBLE WORLD RECORDS / BACK 2 DA FUTURE RECORDS played a key role in shaping the release. The label is known for pushing dancehall forward and supporting new talent. Their work on the 87 Riddim helped bring together a strong lineup of artists and ensured a high-quality production. The label has a history of supporting crossover sounds, helping Jamaican music reach listeners around the world. This 2013 mix was a clear example of how yard studios could create fresh, powerful dancehall music that stands the test of time. Selectors found new fire for their sets, and the 87 Riddim became a staple for dancehall nights everywhere.
87 Tracklist:
- Taranchyla – Bun It Up
- Mr Diamond – Dem A Sissy
- Delly Ranx – Ganja Smoke
- Peppery – Good So
- Froggy Maddsquad -A.M.A.I.C.A
- Hawkeye – Position Fi Mi (Raw)
- Hawkeye – Position Fi Mi (Radio)
- Mexican – Tell Dem
- Baby Boom – Who Nuh Rate We (Raw)
- Baby Boom – Who Nuh Rate We (Radio)
Releases Similar to 87 Riddim – Reble World Records / Back 2 Da Future Records
Research and editorial by Riddimz Kalacta & Goltem, sourcing from physical vinyl labels, Discogs, ReggaeFever, Riddim-ID, DancehallMag, and other trusted archives.