Crackers Riddim - Heavy Dee

CRACKERS RIDDIM produced by HEAVY DEE 1995

Crackers Overview

When the Crackers Riddim hit the dancehall scene in 1995, fans quickly embraced its energy. The riddim became a favorite at street dances, with selectors spinning it night after night. Its lively beat and strong hooks made it a bashment essential that year. Each artist brought something special. Chippie Ranks delivered "Yehso Deago," adding his rough-edged voice to the project. Daddy Slim’s "Slam Dem Drum" kept crowds moving with its infectious rhythm. Determine, already known for his hit "Kette Drum" and collaborations with Sizzla, stood out on "Water Crackers." His performance showed why he was rising fast in the mid-1990s. Judgement rounded out the lineup with "Cook, Cook, Cook," giving the riddim a playful twist. Behind the scenes, the mixing board was handled by some of Jamaica’s top engineers, and the release came out on the HEAVY D label. Producer HEAVY DEE, known for his work on the Star Trail label and for helping break artists like Anthony B, guided the project. His touch brought together tradition and fresh sounds, making the riddim both familiar and new. Crackers Riddim is remembered as a dancehall staple from 1995. It captured the spirit of the time and showcased the talents of its artists and producer, leaving a mark on the genre’s history.