Demonstration Riddim was produced and arranged by Steely and Clevie, C.Anderson, C.Sutherland for X-Con Entertainment in 1999 featuring;
Demonstration Overview
The Demonstration Riddim brought a fresh energy to dancehall in 1999. The beat is hard and steady, made for the dancefloor. Its sharp drums and bouncing bassline gave selectors the perfect sound to keep the crowd moving. This riddim captured the real bashment vibe of the time, with a rhythm that made every track stand out. Baby Wayne’s “Unhappy” rides the riddim with his unique voice and thoughtful lyrics. Baby Wayne was already known in Jamaica for his hit “Mama,” and here he brings that same serious style. Bigga Headz steps up with “World Talk,” adding a gritty street edge that matches the riddim’s attitude. Capleton delivers “Big Animosity,” showing the fire that made him famous as a conscious dancehall artist. Capleton is well known for songs like “Tour” and for his powerful live shows. Cobra brings high energy on “Come Touch Me Nuh,” using his signature fast-paced delivery. Danny English, known for his later hit “Party Time” with Egg Nog, adds a catchy hook on “Whoa.” Each artist brings their own style, but the riddim ties them all together. Behind the scenes, the mixing engineer shapes the sound, making sure each vocal and instrument fits just right. On this release, the selector’s choice reflected the real sound of dancehall in 1999, keeping the dance lively and the crowd coming back for more.
Demonstration Tracklist:
- Baby Wayne – Unhappy
- Bigga Headz – World Talk
- Capleton – Big Animosity
- Cobra – Come Touch Me Nuh
- Danny English – Whoa
- Future Troubles – Get At Me Girls
- General B – Monster Niggaz
- Granty Roots – Look Couple Mill
- Hotta Flex – Running From Da Cops
- Hotta Flex – Won Dub Can’t Work
- Nitty Kutchie – Get Wid It
- Roundhead – Monster Party
- Rudie Classic – Call Me Daddy
- Version/Instrumental – Demonstration Riddim
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