98 WAS GREAT RIDDIM produced by REAL SQUAD RECORDS 2017
98 Was Great Overview
In 2017, the dancehall scene got a major boost with the release of the 98 Was Great Riddim. This bashment release quickly took over parties and became a true yard anthem across Jamaica. The riddim dropped at a time when dancehall fans were looking for something fresh but rooted in classic vibes. Several standout artists contributed to the energy of this project. Froggy delivered the hard-hitting track "Badda," which became a favorite for its bold delivery. Delly Ranx made his mark with "Blind Dem," a song that showed off his signature flow and lyrical style. The legendary Cutty Ranks brought authority to the riddim with "Brave Enough," while Jahranimo added his unique touch on "Come Offa Mi Name." Patexx also stood out with "Dif-A-Rent," bringing a catchy hook and energetic performance to the mix. The driving force behind this riddim was REAL SQUAD RECORDS, a label known for pushing dancehall into new spaces while respecting its roots. REAL SQUAD RECORDS has a reputation for working with both established and rising stars, and their productions often find success on streaming platforms and in dancehall parties worldwide. The 98 Was Great Riddim is more than just a collection of songs—it’s a celebration of collaboration and the spirit of dancehall. With its infectious beat and star-studded lineup, this riddim remains a key part of dancehall history and a reminder of the genre’s power to bring people together on the dancefloor.
98 Was Great Tracklist:
- Froggy – Badda (Raw)
- Froggy – Badda (Clean)
- Delly Ranx – Blind Dem (Badmind)
- Cutty Ranks – Brave Enough (Various Artist Diss)
- X-Ale – Car Galiss
- Jahranimo – Come Offa Mi Name
- Patexx – Dif-A-Rent – (Ja Edit)
- Patexx – Dif-A-Rent
- Wayne Wonder – Dung Dung Low
- Taranchyla – Full Stop
- Ita’Kay – Garrison Born
- Earthworm – Ride It (Raw)
- Earthworm – Ride It (Clean)
- Famous Twenty – Whine Up Yah Suh
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