GIGGY RIDDIM produced by COUSIN 1995
Giggy Overview
The 1995 bashment release on the Giggy Riddim brought together four standout tracks that lit up dancehall sessions. Johnny P’s “Pound Frock” is one of the most recognized cuts, riding the riddim with his signature flow. Major Cat comes through with “Man Body Call,” adding his own twist and energy. Shugo Banton’s “We A No Squatters” stands out for its catchy hook and confident delivery. Tumpa Lion rounds out the set with “Mr Right,” bringing a different flavour to the lineup. Each artist brought their own history to the riddim. Johnny P was already known for his hit “Bike Back,” a song that made waves across Jamaica and helped cement his reputation in the dancehall world. Shugo Banton, meanwhile, is respected for collaborations with other top acts, including his work with Buju Banton, which helped raise his profile. The driving force behind the riddim was producer COUSIN. Known for working with the Stone Love label, COUSIN’s productions are often heard at street dances and on sound systems across Jamaica. His work on Giggy Riddim is remembered for giving selectors fresh material and for its role in shaping the party atmosphere of the era. In 1995, these tracks were party staples, with the Giggy Riddim providing the backdrop for countless street dances and helping define the sound of the time.
Giggy Tracklist:
- Johnny P – Pound Frock
- Major Cat – Man Body Call
- Shugo Banton – We A No Squatters
- Tumpa Lion – Mr Right
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