90’S DANCEHALL RIDDIM produced by FREE FLOW RECORDS 2019
90s Dancehall Overview
In 2016, the dancehall set produced by FREE FLOW RECORDS brought new energy to clubs across Jamaica. The riddim mixed the classic 90s dancehall sound with modern uptempo beats, making it easy for DJs to blend with other genres like hip hop and afrobeats. This helped dancehall stay fresh and exciting for a new generation. Artists like Billy Wonda, with his track "Grabba," showed how the riddim could support both smooth vocals and sharp lyrics. General Sleepy also delivered his own version of "Grabba," adding a unique style that fans recognized from his earlier work. Boom Steppa’s "In A D Sky" stood out with catchy hooks, while Duecare’s "In A Killing" brought a darker, more intense vibe to the set. Jah Ghatti’s "Country Gone" added a roots influence, reminding listeners of dancehall’s deep connection to reggae. FREE FLOW RECORDS played a key role in this project. Known for producing several popular dancehall riddims, the label has helped launch and support many artists over the years. Their careful production on this set made sure each track had a strong rhythm and clear sound, which is why the songs worked so well together. Looking back, this riddim helped dancehall stay popular in 2016. By bringing together different artists and styles, it kept the music alive in clubs and on the radio. The blend of energetic beats and creative voices made it a lasting favorite among fans and DJs alike.
90s Dancehall Tracklist:
- Billy Wonda – Grabba (Feat. General Sleepy)
- Boom Steppa – In A D Sky
- Duecare – In A Killing
- Jah Ghatti – Country Gone
- Jahshi – World Don
- Scotland Dog – High Rolla
- Skankie Don – Dem Nuh Bad
- Ssense – Everything Fly
- Ssense – Everything Fly
- The Banks (Lyrical King) – My Jesus
- Free Flow Records – 90’S Dancehall Riddim (Instrumental)
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