BLACK RIOT RIDDIM produced by MASSIVE B
Black Riot Overview
The Black Riot Riddim was released by the influential label MASSIVE B, a name known for shaping dancehall music in the 1990s and beyond. MASSIVE B, led by producer Bobby Konders, has a reputation for creating powerful riddims and working with top dancehall artists. The label is also respected for its MASSIVE B Sound System, which has played a key role in spreading dancehall in New York and worldwide. On this 1996 dancehall set, some of the genre’s most respected voices came together. Bounty Killer delivered “Suicide Or Murder,” bringing the same raw energy that made him famous for songs like “Look.” Burro Banton, a veteran known for his hit “Boom Wah Dis,” brought his deep, commanding style to “Romantic & Fantastic.” Cutty Ranks, recognized for his classic “The Stopper,” added his unmistakable voice on “Di Return.” Duckman appeared with “Wages Of Sing,” while Jigsy King & Devon Clarke teamed up for “Mek Dem Talk.” Each artist brought their style to the riddim, giving the set a strong and varied sound. The Black Riot Riddim was a fixture at street dances in 1996, with its heavy bass and catchy hooks. MASSIVE B’s production made the release stand out, helping it become a favorite among selectors and dancehall fans. The riddim captured the spirit of 1996 dancehall culture and remains a classic.
Black Riot Tracklist:
- Bounty Killer – Suicide Or Murder
- Burro Banton – Romantic & Fantastic
- Cutty Ranks – Di Return
- Duckman – Wages Of Sing
- Jigsy King & Devon Clarke – Mek Dem Talk
- Little Hero & Meeky Melody – Come On Little Girl
- Massive B – Version
- Prisoner Of War – God In Me Heart
- Sweet Tea – Na Na Na
- Yankee B – Shave Him
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