GIGGY AKA MAMA RIDDIM produced by JOE FRASIER PRODUCTION 1992
Giggy Aka Mama Overview
In 1992, the dancehall scene was buzzing with energy, and the Giggy Aka Mama Riddim brought a fresh spark to parties across Jamaica. The riddim’s beat is playful and driving, with a bounce that makes it perfect for late-night sessions and packed dance floors. DJs loved how the rhythm kept the crowd moving, and it quickly became a favorite at street dances and clubs. The release featured a strong lineup of artists. Baby Wayne’s “Mama” stood out for its catchy hook and his unique delivery. Baby Wayne was known for his conscious lyrics and made a big impact with his song “Mama,” which became a street anthem. Bajja Jedd delivered “Hop scotch,” bringing his smooth style to the riddim and adding a playful twist to the party vibe. Bounty Killer’s “Babylon Drop A Ground” was another highlight, showing his commanding voice and lyrical power. Bounty Killer is a well-known figure in dancehall, with a career that includes major hits like “Look” and collaborations with international stars such as No Doubt. Capleton’s “Mate A Dead” added intensity, reflecting his fiery reputation in dancehall and reggae. Joseph Stepper’s “Wife” brought a melodic touch, rounding out the selection with a lighter feel. Behind the scenes, JOE FRASIER PRODUCTION shaped the sound. The label, known for its roots and dancehall releases, helped define the early 1990s reggae and dancehall era. Their work on the Giggy Aka Mama Riddim gave the tracks a sharp, anthemic sound that still stands out today.
Giggy Aka Mama Tracklist:
- Baby Wayne – Mama
- Bajja Jedd – Hop scotch
- Bounty Killer – Babylon Drop A Ground
- Capleton – Mate A Dead
- Joseph Stepper – Wife
- Mad Cobra – Shot No Talk
- Penny Irie – Matey
- Poison Chang – A Murda
- Powerman – Stone
- Sasha – Kill Da Bitch
- Shabba Ranks – Ting A Ling
- Simpleton – Coca Cola Shape
- Singing Sweet – When I See You Smile
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