FEVER PITCH RIDDIM produced by MONTANA RECORDS 1992
Fever Pitch Overview
In 1992, a new dancehall collection arrived from Jamaica and quickly caught the attention of DJs everywhere. Released by MONTANA RECORDS, this set featured a fresh riddim and a strong lineup of artists who each brought their own style to the project. Anthony Red Rose, best known for his classic hit "Tempo," was one of the standout names on this release. His reputation as a key figure in digital dancehall helped draw more listeners to the collection. Daddy Woody delivered "Priceless Body," adding his unique voice to the mix. Dollar Fifty contributed with "The Key," bringing energy and a catchy hook. General Pecos was also featured with "Attractiveness," and Jack Radics, who later gained international attention for his version of "No Matter" with Chaka Demus & Pliers, gave fans "Sexy Thing." Other artists on the riddim included Little Meeky & Daddy Meeky with "Love Her Again," Mackie Ranks with "Cute Face," Nardo Ranks with "Ram Dance Daddy," O'neil Shines with "You're Gonna Lose," and Poison Chang with "Gone Clear." Each track added a different flavor, making the collection popular in clubs and dancehalls. MONTANA RECORDS, the producer behind this project, is known for putting out hits that keep dancehall fans moving. Over the years, the label has played a role in shaping the sound of 1990s dancehall and is respected for its high-energy productions. Even today, selectors and DJs keep the spirit of 1992 alive by playing these tracks.
Fever Pitch Tracklist:
- Anthony Red Rose – Tempo
- Daddy Woody – Priceless Body
- Dollar Fifty – The Key
- General Pecos – Attractiveness
- Jack Radics – Sexy Thing
- Little Meeky & Daddy Meeky – Love Her Again
- Mackie Ranks – Cute Face
- Nardo Ranks – Ram Dance Daddy
- O’neil Shines – You’re Gonna Lose
- Poison Chang – Gone Clear