CUSS CUSS RIDDIM produced by SHOCKING VIBES 1997
Cuss Cuss Overview
The Cuss Cuss Riddim compilation arrived on the reggae scene in 1997, quickly finding its way into sound system playlists across Jamaica and beyond. Produced by SHOCKING VIBES, a label known for helping launch the careers of major dancehall stars like Beenie Man, this release brought together a group of talented artists over a classic reggae riddim. Alkatraz contributed the song "Better Days," bringing his distinctive style to the project. Beekle Baily’s "Jah Alone" added a rootsy feel, giving the compilation a spiritual edge. Tanya Stephens, already recognized for her sharp lyrics and known for her later hit "Yuh Nuh Ready Fi Dis Yet," delivered "Big Heavy Gal," showcasing her unique voice and songwriting skills. Tru Blacks rounded out the lineup with "High Grade," a track that fit perfectly into the reggae party atmosphere of the time. SHOCKING VIBES, the producer behind this compilation, was a key player in 1990s dancehall and reggae. The label was respected for its consistent output and for working with some of the genre’s brightest stars. With its mix of strong vocal performances and a timeless riddim, the Cuss Cuss Riddim compilation captured the energy of reggae in 1997 and left a mark on the sound system culture of the era.
Cuss Cuss Tracklist:
- Alkatraz – Better Days
- Beekle Baily – Jah Alone
- Tanya Stephens – Big Heavy Gal
- Tru Blacks – High Grade
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