DRY COUGH RIDDIM produced by DUTCHPOT 1999
Dry Cough Overview
In 1999, the Dry Cough Riddim made a big mark on the dancehall scene. This sound system cut stood out from other riddims of the time, thanks to its sharp production and strong line-up. While many dancehall drops in the late 1990s used heavy bass and digital beats, Dry Cough Riddim added a fresh twist with its catchy rhythms and vocal blends. Chrissy D & Lady G’s “Better Days” brought a positive, uplifting vibe. Lady G, known for her classic hit “Nuff Respect,” teamed up with Chrissy D to deliver smooth harmonies and clever lyrics. Franky Sly & Mr. Easy’s “Diamonds” added energy and style. Mr. Easy, who found international fame with “Drive Me Crazy” alongside Sean Paul, brought his signature sound to the project. General Degree’s “Dry Cough” showed off his playful flow. Hawkeye’s “Reality Thing” and Lexxus’s “Number One Gal” kept the dancefloor moving. Lexxus, who later scored hits like “Cook,” was building his reputation as a dancehall star. Spragga Benz’s “Big Gal” added even more heat to the line-up. The producer, DUTCHPOT, played a key role in shaping the riddim’s sound. Known for his work with several dancehall and reggae acts, DUTCHPOT kept the production tight and the vocals clear. Dry Cough Riddim remains a standout from 1999, showing the creative energy of that era.
Dry Cough Tracklist:
- Chrissy D & Lady G – Better Days
- Franky Sly & Mr. Easy – Diamonds
- General Degree – Dry Cough
- Hawkeye – Reality Thing
- Lexxus – Number One Gal
- Spragga Benz – Big Gal
Releases Similar to Dry Cough Riddim – Dutchpot
Research and editorial by Riddimz Kalacta & Goltem, sourcing from physical vinyl labels, Discogs, ReggaeFever, Riddim-ID, DancehallMag, and other trusted archives.