Big Squa Riddim – Rookie

BIG SQUA RIDDIM produced by ROOKIE 1995

Big Squa Overview

When Big Squa Riddim dropped in 1995, dancehall fans quickly embraced it. The release became a favorite at parties, with DJs spinning it throughout the year. Its energetic style matched the lively dancehall scene of the time, making it a go-to for club nights and street dances. Buccaneer stood out with his track "Intentions." Known for blending opera with dancehall, Buccaneer had already made waves with his hit "Boom Bye Bye" remix and was building his reputation for unique vocals. Don Yute brought his own style to the riddim with "Tie De Knot." He was gaining attention in the mid-90s and would later collaborate with artists like Sean Paul. Pyceral added to the set with "Heavy Metal," bringing a raw edge that fit the riddim’s mood. Spragga Benz, already recognized for his 1994 hit "Jack It Up," delivered "Push Weight," contributing his signature flow and energy. The sound engineer behind the project kept the beats crisp and the mix tight, helping the riddim stand out. Released on the ROOKIE label, the production was led by ROOKIE, a producer known for supporting up-and-coming dancehall talent and creating memorable party anthems during the 1990s. Big Squa Riddim captured the excitement of 1995 dancehall, reflecting the party atmosphere that defined the era.

Big Squa Tracklist:

1. Buccaneer – Intentions
2. Don Yute – Tie De Knot
3. Pyceral – Heavy Metal
4. Spragga Benz – Push Weight