JAMBOREE RIDDIM produced by JUNEY STAR 1995
Jamboree Overview
The sound system cut of the Jamboree Riddim brought a lively and energetic feel to dancehall in 1995. The rhythm is bouncy and upbeat, with strong drum patterns and catchy melodies that made it perfect for street dances. The riddim’s groove was easy to move to, helping it become a favorite among selectors and fans at parties across Jamaica that year. On this riddim, Determine delivered his song “Ity Tighty” with sharp lyrics and a confident style. Determine was known for his energetic performances and clever wordplay, and “Ity Tighty” fit right in with his growing reputation in the mid-1990s. Ricky General’s “Ray Ray” added another layer to the riddim with his distinctive voice and delivery. Ricky General had already found success with earlier hits like “Skettel Concerto,” making him a recognized name in dancehall circles by 1995. Version’s “Jamboree” gave listeners a pure instrumental experience, letting the riddim shine on its own and offering DJs a chance to get creative in the dance. Behind the scenes, producer JUNEY STAR played a key role in shaping the sound. JUNEY STAR was known for bringing a fresh approach to dancehall production and worked with several rising artists during the 1990s. His work on this riddim helped keep the singjay style strong and ensured the music stayed current with the trends of the time. The Jamboree Riddim’s sound system cut became a staple at street dances, capturing the spirit of dancehall in 1995.
Jamboree Tracklist:
- Determine – Ity Tighty
- Ricky General – Ray Ray
- Version – Jamboree
Releases Similar to Jamboree Riddim – Juney Star
Research and editorial by Riddimz Kalacta & Goltem, sourcing from physical vinyl labels, Discogs, ReggaeFever, Riddim-ID, DancehallMag, and other trusted archives.