Duck Riddim – Gangster

DUCK RIDDIM produced by GANGSTER 1995

Duck Overview

The yard beat on Duck Riddim captures the lively spirit of dancehall in 1995. Its rhythm is fast and energetic, with strong drum patterns and catchy melodies. This style was popular in Jamaica during the mid-90s, known for making people want to dance. The beat is layered, giving it a full and rich sound that fits well in street parties and dancehalls. Three artists stand out on this riddim: Gangster, Major Oney, and Powerman. Gangster brings his signature style to the track "Duck Riddim," leading the release with confidence. Major Oney is featured with "Stop Me Career," a song that shows his talent for catchy hooks. Powerman appears with "Gunshot." Powerman is well known in dancehall, and his song "Gal A Wine" was a hit in the 1990s, helping to build his reputation in the genre. Behind the scenes, GANGSTER is not just an artist but also the producer on this project. He is recognized for his work in the dancehall scene and has produced several influential tracks over the years. GANGSTER’s production style is known for its crisp sound and attention to detail, which is clear on Duck Riddim. Duck Riddim is a strong example of the dancehall sound from 1995, bringing together talented artists and skilled production for a true yard beat experience.

Duck Tracklist:

1. Gangster – Duck Riddim
2. Major Oney – Stop Me Career
3. Powerman – Gunshot