Grumbler Riddim - Jammys Records

GRUMBLER RIDDIM produced by JAMMY’S RECORDS 1999

Grumbler Overview

In 1999, dancehall parties were full of energy and excitement. The Grumbler Riddim set the mood with its sharp beats and lively style, making dancers move all night. Selectors loved this riddim and kept the special selector’s mix playing at dances, giving the crowd a strong, steady vibe. Artists like Ambelique, Dennis Brown, Ernest Wilson, Errol Blackwood, and Gregory Isaacs brought their own flavor to the riddim. Ambelique’s “To Each His Own” stood out with smooth vocals. Dennis Brown, famous for his classic “Money in My Pocket,” gave fans “Give Me Your Love,” showing why he was called the Crown Prince of Reggae. Ernest Wilson’s “I’m Lonely” added a soulful touch, while Errol Blackwood’s “Chant” brought roots energy. Gregory Isaacs, known for his hit “Night Nurse,” delivered “Miss Claude” with his signature cool style. Other tracks like “Rastaman” by I Lue and “Turn It Up More” by Leroy Sibbles kept the dancefloor hot. The Grumbler Riddim was built and released by JAMMY’S RECORDS, a label led by King Jammy, who is known for his work on the classic “Sleng Teng” riddim and shaping digital dancehall. In 1999, selectors made sure this mix was heard at every big event, making Grumbler Riddim a favorite for both artists and fans.