90s Riddim – Digital Vibez

90’s RIDDIM produced by DIGITAL VIBEZ 2013

90s Overview

The 90s Riddim, released in 2013, stands out as a key dancehall project from its era. At a time when bashment riddims were competing for club attention, this riddim delivered a bold, rebellious energy that set it apart. Its hypnotic groove and sharp production made it a favorite for DJs and dancers alike. DIGITAL VIBEZ, the producer behind 90s Riddim, is known for shaping the modern dancehall sound. With a reputation for powerful, dancefloor-ready tracks, DIGITAL VIBEZ has worked with many top artists and has helped push dancehall into new spaces, both in Jamaica and internationally. The riddim brings together several strong voices. Kevin Bommer’s “Intro-Kevin Bommer” sets the tone with a confident start. Chronixx delivers “Odd Ras,” adding his unique lyrical style and energy. Tiana’s “Ring Di Alarm” brings a catchy hook and attitude, while Formila One’s “Bandelero” keeps the pace moving. The project also features Interlude Friends Link Up with “Interlude-Friends Link Up,” Nefatari on “Dem Nuh Know Me,” Teflon’s “Talk It as It Is,” WARD21’s “Dilly Dolly,” and Bling Dawg’s “T-Shirt.” Each artist brings their own flavor, but all keep to the riddim’s rebellious spirit. Compared to other bashment projects from the time, the 90s Riddim stands out for its unity and club impact. While some riddims focused on radio play, this one was made for the dancefloor, with each track adding to the overall vibe. Today, the 90s Riddim is remembered as a classic, showing how dancehall can capture the spirit of its time and bring people together.

90s Tracklist:

1. Kevin Bommer – Intro-Kevin Bommer
2. Chronixx – Odd Ras
3. Tiana – Ring Di Alarm
4. Formila One – Bandelero
5. Interlude Friends Link Up – Interlude-Friends Link Up
6. Nefatari – Dem Nuh Know Me
7. Teflon – Talk It as It Is
8. WARD21 – Dilly Dolly
9. Bling Dawg – T-Shirt

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