Dog Riddim – Danny Browne Records 1999
Dog Overview
The Dog Rhythm from 1999 brought a new energy to dancehall. Its uptempo beat and playful bassline made it a favorite for selectors at yard sessions. The rhythm is lively but keeps a true Jamaican sound, with crisp drums and catchy melodies. It was the heartbeat of many dances, making people move as soon as it dropped. On this rhythm, Alley Cat stands out with "Mama." His delivery is sharp and confident, showing the same style that made him popular in the late 1990s. Anthony B brings his powerful voice to "Everybody A Run Whe." Known for songs like "Fire Pon Rome," Anthony B always brings strong messages and high energy to his tracks. Beenie Man, who won the Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album in 2001, adds his signature flair to "Turn Me Around." His playful flow fits perfectly with the Dog Rhythm’s bounce. Joseph Stepper’s "Bad Mind" keeps the vibe going, adding a conscious touch. Danny Brownie, a respected producer and musician, is the arranger behind the Dog Rhythm. He is known for his work with Main Street Records and has played a key role in shaping dancehall’s sound. The Dog Rhythm was a big part of dancehall in 1999. Its mix of talented artists and strong production made it a lasting favorite in dancehall sessions, and it still brings back memories of that golden year.
Dog Tracklist:
- Alley Cat – Mama
- Anthony B – Everybody A Run Whe
- Beenie Man – Turn Me Around
- Danny Brownie – Dog Rhythm
- Joseph Stepper – Bad Mind
- Kash – Give It To Me
- Tanya Stephens – One Gram