FUZZY RIDDIM produced by MAXIMUM SOUND 1999
Fuzzy Overview
The Fuzzy Riddim compilation from 1999 brought together some of dancehall’s most energetic tracks. The collection includes Goofy — Nuff A Dem Bad Mind, Italee Ft Red Rat — Slow Jam, Red Rat - Slow Jam — Slow Jam, Richie Stephens — Impy Skimpy, and Starkey Banton & Raggasonic — Ghetto. Each song rides the lively Fuzzy Riddim, making the entire set a favourite for DJs and dancehall fans. The artists on this compilation each brought their own style. Goofy, known for his playful lyrics and catchy hooks, delivers Nuff A Dem Bad Mind with his usual flair. Italee is joined by Red Rat on Slow Jam, adding a smooth touch to the riddim. Red Rat - Slow Jam — Slow Jam is another highlight, and Red Rat is well known for his 1997 hit “Shelly Ann,” which helped him gain international recognition. Richie Stephens, who performs Impy Skimpy, has a long career in reggae and dancehall and was part of the Grammy-winning project “True Love” with Toots & The Maytals. Starkey Banton & Raggasonic team up for Ghetto, bringing a UK and French connection to the mix. The riddim was produced by MAXIMUM SOUND, a label started by Frenchie (Peter “Frenchie” Harris) in the 1990s. MAXIMUM SOUND is respected for producing top dancehall and reggae riddims and has worked with many major artists. DJs across sound systems in 1999 used this compilation to fire up dance floors, making Fuzzy Riddim a standout release.
Fuzzy Tracklist:
- Goofy – Nuff A Dem Bad Mind
- Italee Ft Red Rat – Slow Jam
- Richie Stephens – Impy Skimpy
- Starkey Banton & Raggasonic – Ghetto
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