DIRTY DOZEN AKA DOWN PUNANY STREET RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 1993
Dirty Dozen Aka Down Punany Street Overview
When the Dirty Dozen Aka Down Punany Street riddim dropped in 1993, dancehall fans quickly embraced its raw energy. The project became a favorite at street parties and clubs, with people praising its heavy bass and lively beats. Even today, fans remember the bashment flow and the excitement it brought to every dance. Beenie Don’s “Rail Up” stood out for its catchy hook and sharp delivery. Captain Blood delivered “Grind Them Out,” adding his unique voice to the mix. Catta Rank’s “Gi Mi The Wuk” kept the crowd moving with its playful lyrics. Cobra, known for his hit “Flex,” brought more fire with “First Prize.” Commanchie’s “See It Deh” also became a highlight, showing his strong presence on the riddim. Other tracks like “Cannon” by Galaxy and “Punany Key” by Jackie Chung helped round out the project, while Michael Fabulous, Professor Cross, and Rohan Irie each contributed their own style with “Half Crazy,” “Under Her Frack,” and “Wuk Out.” The producer, VARIOUS ARTISTS, has a long history of shaping dancehall music. Working with the label, VARIOUS ARTISTS delivered a riddim that captured the sound of the streets. Their projects often feature a mix of new and established talent, helping to push dancehall forward. Over 30 years later, Dirty Dozen Aka Down Punany Street riddim is still remembered as a true bashment classic.
Dirty Dozen Aka Down Punany Street Tracklist:
- Beenie Don – Rail Up
- Captain Blood – Grind Them Out
- Catta Rank – Gi Mi The Wuk
- Cobra – First Prize
- Commanchie – See It Deh
- Galaxy – Cannon
- Jackie Chung – Punany Key
- Michael Fabulous – Half Crazy
- Professor Cross – Under Her Frack
- Rohan Irie – Wuk Out
- Tumpa Lion – Words
- Virgo Man – The Lead
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