CORNERS BOY RIDDIM produced by HOW YU FI SEY DAT? 1999
Corners Boy Overview
The bashment flow is a style in dancehall music that brings raw energy and excitement. This sound became popular in the late 1990s, especially around 1999. It is known for heavy bass, quick drums, and catchy hooks that make people want to dance. The bashment flow is a true part of dancehall history and still stands out today. On the Corners Boy Riddim, some of dancehall’s top artists bring their voices to the bashment flow. Anthony B is featured with “Red Inna Di Gideon.” He is known for his powerful lyrics and has released popular albums like “Universal Struggle.” Anthony Malvo and Zebra team up for “Bodyguard.” Both singers have made their mark in dancehall, with Anthony Malvo having worked with artists like Tiger and Capleton in the past. Monster Shock delivers “Fun Time,” bringing his unique sound to the riddim. Brian And Tony Gold, who are well known for their hit “Compliments On Your Kiss,” perform “Good For Me.” Frisco Kid, who saw chart success with “Gal Pon De Side,” comes with “Nuh Hot Again.” Each artist adds their own style, making the riddim full of variety and energy. The producer behind this riddim is HOW YU FI SEY DAT? Known for working with many dancehall stars, this producer helped shape the sound of late 1990s dancehall. HOW YU FI SEY DAT? released music on their own label and is respected for crisp, clean productions that keep the dancehall spirit alive. This bashment flow on the Corners Boy Riddim is a pure example of dancehall from 1999. For fans of real dancehall vibes, it is a must-listen.
Corners Boy Tracklist:
- Anthony B – Red Inna Di Gideon
- Anthony Malvo And Zebra – Bodyguard
- Monster Shock – Fun Time
- Brian And Tony Gold – Good For Me
- Frisco Kid – Nuh Hot Again
- Tanya Stephens – Corners Boy
- Kossity – A Who Dat
- Anthony Redrose And Harry Toddler – Bob Marley Make Up
- Lexxus And Kiprich – Real Age
- Corners Boy Riddim – Version – 1999
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