CUSS CUSS RIDDIM produced by MASSIVE B 1997
Cuss Cuss Overview
In 1997, reggae fans heard a familiar sound echoing through dancehalls and radio. The Cuss Cuss riddim, a classic reggae track base, was brought back to life by top artists and producers. At the center of this revival was producer MASSIVE B, also known as Bobby Konders. He is a well-known New York DJ and the founder of the MASSIVE B label, which has played a big role in reggae and dancehall music, especially in the United States. The process behind this riddim was careful and creative. The arranger shaped the track with strong percussion and a deep roots feel, giving each artist space to add their own style. MASSIVE B’s team used modern studio techniques while respecting the original reggae sound. Anthony B’s “Warrior” stood out for its strong lyrics and energy. Burro Banton brought his powerful voice to “Tek A Set,” while King Kong’s “Rumble Jumble Life” showed his unique delivery. Little John, known for his early work as a child star, added “No 1 Better” to the mix. Shinehead, who had earlier chart success with “Jamaican in New York,” delivered “Promises” with his signature blend of singing and deejaying. Fans still remember this collection from 1997’s reggae nights, where these songs kept the dance floor moving and the culture alive.
Cuss Cuss Tracklist:
- Anthony B – Warrior
- Burro Banton – Tek A Set
- King Kong – Rumble Jumble Life
- Little John – No 1 Better
- Shinehead – Promises
- Triston Palmer – Cuss Cuss
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