Blam Blam Riddim – Champagne Records

BLAM BLAM RIDDIM produced by CHAMPAGNE RECORDS 1989

Blam Blam Overview

Blam Blam Riddim is the sound of yard parties and bashment dances right now. This project brings together some of the most energetic voices in dancehall, all riding a lively, modern riddim crafted by Firehouse Crew. Their track, Firehouse Crew — Blam Blam Dub, sets the tone with deep bass and classic dancehall drums, perfect for sound system play. Japaneese shines on Japaneese — Love Reality, bringing her unique vocal style. Johnny P, who is known for his 1990s hit “Bike Back,” delivers Johnny P — Full A Glamity, adding his signature flow. Junie Ranks, a key female deejay from the late ‘80s and early ‘90s, drops tough lyrics on Junie Ranks — Gun In A Breif. Little Johns, who made waves with “Clarks Booty” in the 1980s, brings party energy on Little Johns — Call On The Champion Sound. Other tracks, like Mr Pants — Freak Joanna and Nardo Roberts — All A Di Young Gal, keep the bashment energy high. Each artist brings their own flavor, but together they create a strong, modern bashment experience. The riddim architect here is CHAMPAGNE RECORDS, a label known for pushing new dancehall sounds and working with both new and classic artists. Their production keeps the riddim crisp and club-ready. Compared to other bashment projects of its era, Blam Blam Riddim stands out for its replay value and the way it fuels every party. This is a selector’s favorite for the dance.

Blam Blam Tracklist:

1. Firehouse Crew – Blam Blam Dub
2. Japaneese – Love Reality
3. Johnny P – Full A Glamity
4. Junie Ranks – Gun In A Breif
5. Little Johns – Call On The Champion Sound
6. Mr Pants – Freak Joanna
7. Nardo Roberts – All A Di Young Gal
8. Rickoy Chaplin – Long Fi Your Love
9. Skullman & Scotty – Dance The Cha Cha
10. Wickerman – Man In A Boggy