CARELESS GAL RIDDIM produced by HEAVY DEE 1996
Careless Gal Overview
In 1996, the Careless Gal Riddim came together in a busy Kingston studio. The track builder wanted to capture the new energy that was taking over dancehall at the time. The idea was to make a sound that felt fresh but still had the heavy bass and quick rhythms people loved. The producer behind the project was HEAVY DEE, a well-known figure in the dancehall scene. HEAVY DEE had already built a reputation for bringing out strong, energetic beats. He was part of the Star Trail label, which was famous for working with top artists in Jamaica. His steady hand in the studio helped make sure the riddim kept its lively spirit from start to finish. The artists on this project each brought something special. Powerman performed "Woman Feel Good," adding his unique voice and style. Powerman is known for his hit "Gal A Mad Mi," which made waves in the 1990s dancehall community. His delivery on "Woman Feel Good" fit perfectly with the riddim’s upbeat mood. Another track was "Careless Gal" by Version. This version let the music shine, highlighting the riddim’s catchy melody and driving beat. When it was released, the Careless Gal Riddim stood out among other bashment compilations. Its sound captured the excitement of dancehall in 1996 and remains a memorable part of the genre’s history.
Careless Gal Tracklist:
- Donovan Steele & Daddy Screw – Careless Gal
- Powerman – Woman Feel Good
- Version – Careless Gal
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