Income Riddim – Jammys Records 1998
Income Overview
The Income Riddim is a standout dancehall release from 1998. The producer behind this riddim made a strong impact on the dancehall scene by bringing together fresh beats and new voices. The riddim’s energetic sound quickly became popular in street parties and sound system sessions, making it a favorite among DJs and fans. For many artists, the Income Riddim was a big break. Candy Man’s track, "Yuh Body Hot," showed his smooth style and helped him gain more attention in the dancehall world. Chuck Fender, known for his later hit "I Swear," delivered "Its Me Its Me" on this riddim, marking an early step in his career before he became famous for his conscious lyrics. Determine’s song, "Give The Poor The Blame," added a strong message over the lively beat, showing his talent for mixing social issues with dancehall energy. Filco Ranks brought a playful touch with "Hey Diddle Diddle," adding variety to the release. The instrumental track, "Income — Instrumental," let the riddim shine on its own and became a favorite for selectors and MCs to use in dancehall clashes. Even today, the Income Riddim brings back the spirit of 1998. Its street anthem base and catchy rhythms remind listeners of the classic era of dancehall. This riddim not only helped launch careers for Candy Man, Chuck Fender, Determine, and Filco Ranks, but also left a lasting mark on dancehall music.
Income Tracklist:
- Candy Man – Yuh Body Hot
- Chuck Fender – Its Me Its Me
- Determine – Give The Poor The Blame
- Filco Ranks – Hey Diddle Diddle
- Income – Instrumental
- Johnny Ringo – Veteran Like Me
- Ninja Man – Remix Medley Income
- Ninjaman – Charles Hyatt
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