Explosion Riddim – Dynamite Records 1996
Explosion Overview
In 1996, dancehall selectors searched for music that would energize every party. One riddim that stood out in their sets was the Explosion Riddim. The riddim’s lively sound fit right into the bashment scene of the time. The producer behind this project was known for creating strong, memorable beats that kept the dancefloor moving. Several artists made their mark on this release. Delly Ranks brought his unique style to “Dandy Shandy,” adding flavor with his confident delivery. Delly Ranks is also known for his later hit “Pon Di Corner,” which became popular in the early 2000s. Explosion delivered the “Instrumental,” giving selectors a pure version to mix and blend during their sets. Frisco Kid’s “Rudeboy Fi Rough” added even more energy. Frisco Kid is recognized for his hit “Gal Pon De Side,” which became a dancehall favorite. Scare Dem Crew, a group featuring Elephant Man, Bounty Killer, and others, contributed with “Will Power.” Their teamwork and strong voices were a big part of dancehall in the 90s. Tremor’s “War And Clash” and Wickerman’s “War & Clash” both matched the riddim’s tough vibe. Each song added a different mood to the session. In 1996, the Explosion Riddim helped shape the sound of bashment parties, and its tracks remain favorites among fans and selectors.
Explosion Tracklist:
- Delly Ranks – Dandy Shandy
- Explosion – Instrumental
- Frisco Kid – Rudeboy Fi Rough
- Scare Dem Crew – Will Power
- Tremor – War And Clash
- Wickerman – War & Clash
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