
Big It Up Riddim Release Details
- Riddim year: 1992
- Style: Dancehall
- Total tracks: 10
- Unique artists on riddim: 9
- Production credits: COLIN FAT RECORDS
- Key artists on this riddim: Buju Banton, Capleton, Daddy Screw, Ghost, Louie Culture, Maxi Priest
- Browse this riddim in year & database lists: 1992 Dancehall Riddims
Bright and rough, the Big It Up Riddim comes out of Colin Fat Records in 1992 with that early-’90s dancehall snap: lean, heavy, and built for the sound system. The tracklist leans hard on names like Buju Banton, Capleton, Daddy Screw, Ghost, Louie Culture, and Powerman, with each cut pushing a different angle of the same rhythm — Buju’s title tune, Capleton’s pair of cuts, and Louie Culture’s “Stand Tall” keep the energy up while Ghost and Major Oney add a more playful edge. There’s a neat little detail in the lineup too, with the release stretching to 10 tracks and 9 unique artists, so it never feels like the rhythm gets worn down. But the one that really hangs in the ear is Buju Banton’s “Big It Up, ” a sharp opener that sets the tone and gives the whole project its first real punch.
Big It Up Riddim Tracklist:
- Buju Banton – Big It Up
- Capleton – Everybody Need Sombody
- Capleton – Good Loving
- Daddy Screw – Turn On Di Heart
- Ghost – Here I Am
- Louie Culture – Stand Tall
- Major Oney – Buy Yu Man
- Powerman – Miss Kill & Bury
- Red Dragon – Clap Dance
- Terror Fabulous Maxi Priest – Dreaming
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