HYPIE TYPIE RIDDIM produced by GANG STAR RECORD 1996
Hypie Typie Overview
The Hypie Typie Riddim is a roots reggae instrumental released in 1996. This riddim stayed true to the classic reggae sound, with deep bass and steady drums that were popular in roots sets of the time. The project brought together several well-known reggae artists, each adding their own style to the compilation. Action Fire, known for his energetic delivery, contributed the track "Tan So Bad." He is also recognized for his hit song "Hotta Fyah," which made him a popular name in the reggae scene. Squidley Ranking added the song "Nuh Sleep Ina Pajama," bringing a relaxed yet catchy flow to the riddim. Merciless, a major figure in dancehall and reggae, recorded two songs for this release: "Nah Nuh Sense Bruce" and "Ready Fi Di War." Merciless is famous for his 1994 hit "Len Out Mi Mercy," which topped charts in Jamaica and helped launch his career. Harvel Hart & T. Boswell worked together on "Nah Nuh Sense Bruce Version," offering a unique take on the original. The producer behind this compilation is GANG STAR RECORD, a label known for its work in the 1990s reggae and dancehall scene. GANG STAR RECORD has produced several influential riddims, helping to shape the sound of that era. Overall, the Hypie Typie Riddim captured the spirit of 1996 roots reggae, with each artist delivering strong performances on a classic instrumental.
Hypie Typie Tracklist:
- Action Fire – Tan So Bad
- Squidley Ranking – Nuh Sleep Ina Pajama
- Merciless – Nah Nuh Sense Bruce
- Merciless – Ready Fi Di War
- Harvel Hart & T. Boswell – Nah Nuh Sense Bruce Version
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