90S PASSION RIDDIM produced by RUFFTOUCH MUSIC 2018
90s Passion Overview
Back in 2018, dancehall parties in Jamaica and the UK were full of energy. The sound systems played a big part in this. DJs, or selectors, would drop the hottest riddims, and everyone would feel the vibes. One riddim that stood out was the 90s Passion Riddim. When this cut played, the crowd would move together, and people still remember those nights. The beat for the 90s Passion Riddim was made with skill. It had a classic dancehall feel but sounded fresh and new. This was the work of RUFFTOUCH MUSIC. RUFFTOUCH MUSIC is a label known for making big tunes that work well on sound systems. They have released other popular riddims and helped keep the dancehall scene lively. Their productions often get played by selectors all over the world. Several strong artists voiced this riddim. Alozade brought energy with his song Floss. He is known for his hit song Bad Man Nuh Pet Gal from the early 2000s. Chico also gave his version of Floss, showing his smooth style. Don Mafia dropped Hammer, keeping the dance going. Gappy Ranks and Boysie Roses both did Bogle Tribute, a song that remembers the famous dancer Bogle. Gappy Ranks is well known for his reggae hit Heaven in Her Eyes in 2010. When people hear these songs on the 90s Passion Riddim, they remember the bashment nights of 2018. The music, the artists, and RUFFTOUCH MUSIC’s production all helped make those parties special.
90s Passion Tracklist:
- Alozade – Floss (Feat Chico)
- Don Mafia – Hammer
- Gappy Ranks – Bogle Tribute (Feat Boysie Roses)
- Gappy Ranks – Bogle Tribute (Raw)
- Laden – Bike Rider
- Macka Diamond – Skin It Out
- Rawpa Crawpa – Tight Again
- Rawpa Crawpa – Tight Again (Raw)
- Reddman Uk – Global Ting
- Shane O – Cycle Ah Dweet
- Terry Linen – Its Over
- Vershon – Gweh
- Rufftouch Music – 90s Passion Riddim
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