COOL WATER RIDDIM produced by HOW YU FI SEY DAT? 1996
Cool Water Overview
In 1996, the Cool Water Riddim became a staple in Jamaican dancehall. The rhythm was produced by HOW YU FI SEY DAT?, a label known for helping shape the sound of 1990s dancehall. The label’s founder, Anthony Red Rose, played a big role in bringing new talent and energy to the scene, and Cool Water Riddim was one of their standout productions. The recording process behind this riddim showed off the skills of studio engineers and musicians. They combined digital beats with catchy hooks, making sure the sound was crisp and ready for the dancefloor. The result was a riddim that selectors loved to play at yard sessions, filling parties with energy. Artists like Boom Dandimite brought excitement with "Big Life," while Captain Barkey’s "Put Up Yuh Right Hand" encouraged crowd participation. Fabby Dolly’s "Love Game" added a smooth touch, and Ghost’s "Arms Of Love" gave the riddim a soulful vibe. Mad Cobra, known for his international hit "Flex," delivered "Pleaser Not A Teaser," keeping the momentum strong. Each artist used the riddim to create their own party anthem. Their unique styles helped the Cool Water Riddim become popular in playlists and dancehall events across Jamaica. The riddim remains a favorite for its lively production and memorable performances.
Cool Water Tracklist:
- Anthony Red Rose & General B & Frisco Kid – Coco Brown
- Boom Dandimite – Big Life
- Captain Barkey – Put Up Yuh Right Hand
- Fabby Dolly – Love Game
- Ghost – Arms Of Love
- Mad Cobra – Pleaser Not A Teaser
- Mega Banton – Good Man
- Powerman – Feed Yuh Back
- Red Dragon – Explode Gal
- Simpleton – Rumplestiltskin
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