Baba Riddim – Free Willy Records

BABA RIDDIM produced by FREE WILLY RECORDS 2003

Baba Overview

In 2003, the dancehall scene was buzzing with energy, and bashment music was at its peak. This era saw the rise of many influential riddims, with the Baba Riddim being a standout. Released by FREE WILLY RECORDS, this riddim quickly became a yard anthem, showcasing the label's knack for producing hits that capture the essence of dancehall. FREE WILLY RECORDS, known for its dynamic productions, has been a significant player in the dancehall industry, contributing to the genre's global appeal. The Baba Riddim featured several notable artists, each bringing their unique style. Buju Banton, a reggae and dancehall icon, contributed with "Relax And Watch." Known for his powerful voice and hits like "Boom Bye Bye," Buju has been a staple in the genre for decades. Capleton, another prominent figure, delivered "Mi Mean It." Capleton, often referred to as the "Prophet," is celebrated for his energetic performances and songs like "Jah Jah City." Lexxus, with his track "Bad Mind," added his flair to the riddim. Known for his hit "Cook," Lexxus has been a consistent presence in dancehall. Ninja Kid & Bajie Man's "Mouth Water" and Powerman's "Good Looking" further enriched the riddim, showcasing their talents. Screechie Joe Polish and Spice also contributed with "Stand By Man" and "Mi Nuh Idiot," respectively, adding to the riddim's diverse lineup. This release highlighted the strength of Jamaican studios, proving that the island's music scene was vibrant and influential in 2003.

Baba Tracklist:

1. Buju Banton – Relax And Watch
2. Capleton – Mi Mean It
3. Lexxus – Bad Mind
4. Ninja Kid & Bajie Man – Mouth Water
5. Powerman – Good Looking
6. Screechie Joe Polish – Stand By Man
7. Spice – Mi Nuh Idiot