DESIGNER RIDDIM produced by SQUAD ONE 1997
Designer Overview
When Designer Riddim dropped in 1997, dancehall fans quickly took notice. The project’s raw energy and catchy beat made it a favorite in bashment parties and dance floors across Jamaica and beyond. The riddim’s groove matched the party mood of the late 1990s, drawing crowds and sparking excitement wherever it played. Two artists stood out on this project: Fire Fly and Zagu Zarr. Fire Fly delivered “Na Save Nu Head,” which became a recognizable tune for dancehall followers. Meanwhile, Zagu Zarr’s “Designer Label” added a sharp, stylish edge to the riddim. Both tracks helped keep the riddim fresh in the minds of fans, with each artist bringing their unique style to the sound. The driving force behind Designer Riddim was SQUAD ONE. Known for their strong presence in the 1990s dancehall scene, SQUAD ONE helped shape the sound of bashment music during that era. The riddim was released under their own label, which played a role in launching several memorable projects throughout the decade. SQUAD ONE’s production style is often praised for its gritty, roots-inspired touch that still feels modern. Designer Riddim’s impact was clear in 1997’s bashment sets. Its yard beat and standout tracks made it a lasting favorite among DJs and dancers, keeping the dancehall spirit alive.
Designer Tracklist:
- Fire Fly – Na Save Nu Head
- Zagu Zarr – Designer Label
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