Concrete Riddim (1996) – Steely and Clevie Production

Concrete Riddim is a 1996 dancehall release from Steely and Clevie, the duo of Wycliffe Johnson and Cleveland Browne. It features two cuts, Daddy Screw’s Man Fi Life and Lady Mackerel’s Concrete, and keeps the focus tight with just a pair of voices riding the same rhythm. The title track gives the riddim its name, while Daddy Screw brings his sharp mid-90s deejay style to the set. Steely and Clevie were already established as one of the key production teams of the era, and this one sits neatly in their clean, hard-edged dancehall catalog.