Hawaii 5-0 Riddim – Greenie Music 1997
Hawaii 5-0 Overview
In 1997, the dancehall scene got a new anthem with the Hawaii 5-0 riddim. This beat was created by the talented producer Steely & Clevie, known for their sharp, dance-ready rhythms. Their work on this riddim made it perfect for parties and dancehalls across Jamaica and beyond. The Hawaii 5-0 riddim quickly attracted top artists. Frisco Kid brought his energetic style to the track "Look Good," adding even more life to the collection. At that time, Frisco Kid was making waves in dancehall with hits like "Gal Pon De Side." Next, George Nooks stepped in with "I Was Born A Winner." Nooks is well known for his smooth voice and for crossing between reggae and gospel, earning respect with songs like "God Is Standing By." The collection also featured the pure instrumental "Hawaii 5-0 - Instrumental" by Hawaii 5, letting the riddim shine on its own. High Plains Drifte joined with "Resurection," adding a different flavor to the mix. Squiddly Ranks brought his signature flair on "Hot Gal." Fans of Sugar Minott were treated to "Sound On Fire," a reminder of Minott’s legendary status in reggae. From its creation in the studio to the dance floors, the Hawaii 5-0 riddim made a big impact. Even today, fans remember this 1997 release as a true dancehall classic.
Hawaii 5-0 Tracklist:
- Frisco Kid – Look Good
- George Nooks – I Was Born A Winner
- Hawaii 5-0 – Instrumental
- High Plains Drifte – Resurection
- Squiddly Ranks – Hot Gal
- Sugar Minott – Sound On Fire
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