FED UP RIDDIM produced by TAXI 1996
Fed Up Overview
The Fed Up Riddim came from the legendary TAXI label, known for shaping the dancehall sound for decades. TAXI, run by Sly & Robbie, has produced countless classics and helped bring Jamaican music to the world stage. Their work on this riddim added a fresh energy to the 1996 dancehall scene. Bounty Killer made a huge impact on the riddim with two tracks, Bounty Killer — Refixx and Bounty Killer — Fed Up. Bounty Killer is a Grammy-winning artist, famous for his deep voice and powerful lyrics. His 1996 album "My Xperience" is one of dancehall’s most important releases. Capleton, another key voice on the riddim, delivered Capleton — Badmind. Capleton is known for his energetic performances and conscious lyrics, with hits like “Tour” bringing him international fame. General B, part of the Scare Dem Crew, added his own flavour with General B — Costume. His style helped define the sound of mid-90s dancehall. Instrumental — Reggae - Fed Up Riddim gave DJs and fans the pure riddim to enjoy or toast over. Merciless, a lyrical heavyweight, contributed Merciless — Girls From Near And Far, while Taxi Gang & Merciless teamed up for Taxi Gang & Merciless — Girls From Near And Far. Roundhead, another dancehall staple, brought Roundhead — Controversy to the mix. The Fed Up Riddim opened doors for new artists and captured the raw, pulsing vibe of 1996. Even today, its bashment flow brings back memories of packed dancehalls and unstoppable energy. TAXI’s production made sure this riddim would last for years to come.
Fed Up Tracklist:
- Bounty Killer – Refixx
- Bounty Killer – Fed Up
- Capleton – Badmind
- General B – Costume
- Instrumental – Reggae – Fed Up Riddim
- Merciless – Girls From Near And Far
- Roundhead – Controversy
- Taxi Gang & Merciless – Girls From Near And Far
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