BUTTERFLY RIDDIM produced by JAMMY’S RECORDS 1992
Butterfly Overview
In 1992, the Butterfly Riddim became a street anthem in Jamaica. Its heavy bass and catchy rhythm made it a favorite at street dances, where sound systems blasted it late into the night. This riddim captured the raw energy of dancehall at the time, bringing people together on the dancefloor and setting the vibe for the early '90s. The producer behind the Butterfly Riddim is King Jammy, working under JAMMY'S RECORDS. King Jammy is a legendary figure in reggae and dancehall, known for his innovative digital productions. He famously helped launch the digital dancehall era with his work on the Sleng Teng riddim in 1985, changing the sound of reggae forever. JAMMY'S RECORDS became a home for many top artists and classic hits. On the Butterfly Riddim, Admiral Bailey stands out with his track "Butterfly." Admiral Bailey is well known for hits like "Big Belly Man" and was a leading voice in dancehall during the late 1980s and early 1990s. Bounty Killer brings his signature style to "Gal Yuh Fresh." Bounty Killer, who later won a Grammy for his work with No Doubt on "Hey Baby," was just starting to make waves at this time. Clement Irie delivers "Politician," Daddy Lizard brings energy with "Good A Di Body," and Dandy Mite adds his flavor on "Tickie." Each artist adds their own touch, making the riddim a true classic. Even today, selectors still play Butterfly Riddim for its old-school vibes and timeless appeal.
Butterfly Tracklist:
- Admiral Bailey – Butterfly
- Bounty Killer – Gal Yuh Fresh
- Clement Irie – Politician
- Daddy Lizard – Good A Di Body
- Dandy Mite – Tickie
- Galaxy P – Protein Vitamin & Mineral
- Madd Cobra – Mate No Ready
- Harry Toddler – Shot Him
- Ninja Man – Make Him Tan
- Original African – Good Body Girl
- Red Dragon – No Problem
- Scotch Bonnet – Pray
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