Gangster Riddim – Sinbad Production

GANGSTER RIDDIM produced by SINBAD PRODUCTION 1992

Gangster Overview

When Gangster Riddim first dropped, dancehall fans quickly took notice. The energy was high, and the mix brought out the rebel side of the early 1990s. The riddim’s tough edge and catchy beat made it a favorite at parties and sound system clashes. Anthony Malvo’s “All Fruits Ripe” stood out with its smooth delivery. Malvo is known for his hit “Take You to the Dance,” and here he brought the same charm and skill. Anthony Red Rose, famous for his 1985 chart-topper “Tempo,” added his signature style to “The Gangster.” His voice fit the riddim perfectly, giving the track a real sense of attitude. Daddy Woody kept the crowd moving with “Buck & Bite,” while Ed Robinson, who later found international success with his cover of “Knocking on Heaven’s Door,” showed his roots in “Rudie.” Fragga Ranks added his own flavor with “My Heart Beat,” making sure every listener found something to vibe to. The heart of this sound came from the studio, with SINBAD PRODUCTION at the controls. SINBAD PRODUCTION is known for shaping many dancehall hits through the 1990s, and their touch on this riddim made it stand out. The label’s careful work and the producer’s sharp ear made sure every track felt fresh and strong. Gangster Riddim still stands as one of the pure dancehall sounds of 1992. It captured the rebellious spirit of its time and gave fans a set of songs they keep coming back to.

Gangster Tracklist:

1. Anthony Malvo – All Fruits Ripe
2. Anthony Red Rose – The Gangster
3. Daddy Woody – Buck & Bite
4. Ed Robinson – Rudie
5. Fragga Ranks – My Heart Beat
6. Gitsy – Hitman
7. Glenn Ricks – Give Love
8. Gospel Fish – Brush Them
9. Oniel Shines – Somewhere
10. Poison Chang – Border Line
11. Prilly Hamilton – Night Doctor