ALARM RIDDIM produced by KONGO BONGO PRODUCTION (MASTAH L / NICENESS) 2001
Alarm Overview
Alarm Riddim is a dancehall sound system cut from Jamaica, released in 2001. It was produced by KONGO BONGO PRODUCTION, a team made up of Mastah L and Niceness. The riddim quickly became a favorite in dancehall parties, especially at late-night events. Its strong horn riffs and heavy beats made it stand out in the scene. Several artists helped make Alarm Riddim a classic. Flimpoman brought energy with the track "Ready Anytime." This song became popular among fans for its catchy flow and confident lyrics. Flimpoman also teamed up with Mam for "Wine Slow," a tune that added a smooth, danceable vibe to the riddim. Michael Knight’s "Wha Dem A Try" is another highlight. Michael Knight is known for his work in the early 2000s dancehall wave and has appeared on several key compilations of the era. Mastah L and Niceness, the producers, also performed their own version on the riddim. Both have a history of shaping the dancehall sound, with KONGO BONGO PRODUCTION recognized for its influence on the genre’s evolution. Their productions are often featured on sound system playlists and have been played at major reggae events. The arranger behind Alarm Riddim built a sound that captured the spirit of dancehall in 2001. The riddim’s unique style and the artists’ performances made it a touchstone for the culture. Even years later, Alarm Riddim remains a symbol of dancehall’s golden era.
Alarm Tracklist:
- Flimpoman – Ready Anytime
- Flimpoman & Mam – Wine Slow
- Michael Knight – Wha Dem A Try
- Mastah L & Niceness – Version
