DJ CONFRONTATION RIDDIM produced by JAMMY’S RECORDS 1987
DJ Confrontation Overview
The DJ Confrontation Riddim is making waves in dancehall, and much of its power comes from the skilled sound engineer behind the boards. The engineer’s sharp ear brings out every bassline and snare, giving the riddim a crisp, lively sound that fills every party. JAMMY'S RECORDS, the producer of this release, is one of Jamaica’s most respected labels. Founded by King Jammy, the label has played a major role in dancehall’s growth since the 1980s. JAMMY'S RECORDS is known for classic riddims and for working with some of the biggest names in reggae and dancehall. On this new riddim, the artists bring their own style and energy. Admiral Bailey stands out with "Big Belly Man," a song that reminds fans of his earlier hit "Punanny." Derrick Irie keeps the crowd moving with "Slide And Wine," showing his smooth vocal style. Horse Man Daddy delivers "Fat Belly Man," which rides the riddim perfectly. Little Twich’s "Make Us A Life" adds another layer to the mix, while Lt Stichie’s "Learn Fe Read And Spell" shows why he is respected for his clever lyrics. Lt Stichie is also known for his classic album "Great Ambition." Each artist on the DJ Confrontation Riddim brings something special, making this release a must-play at every dancehall event right now.
DJ Confrontation Tracklist:
- Admiral Bailey – Big Belly Man
- Derrick Irie – Slide And Wine
- Horse Man Daddy – Fat Belly Man
- Little Twich – Make Us A Life
- Lt Stichie – Learn Fe Read And Spell
- Major Worries – Me No Response
- Pampidoo – Synthersizer Voice
- Risco Benty – Don’t Pirate It
- Shabba Ranks – Must Love Reggae
- Tulloch T – Think Me Did Gone
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