Bigga Judgement Riddim - Chris ‘Goldfinga Clarke

BIGGA JUDGEMENT RIDDIM produced by CHRIS ‘GOLDFINGA’ CLARKE

Bigga Judgement Overview

In 2001, some of dancehall’s biggest voices joined forces on the Bigga Judgement Riddim. Capleton, known for songs like “Who Dem” and his fiery style, led with “Judgement Morning.” Frisco Kid, who made waves with “Rubbers” in the late 1990s, brought his energy to “Mad City.” Sizzla, famous for his classic album “Da Real Thing,” delivered “Out Di Way.” The instrumental version, called “Bigga Judgement Riddim,” let the beat shine on its own. These artists are all well-respected in dancehall. Each one brought their own style to the riddim. Their voices and lyrics fit together over the same driving beat, making the songs perfect for sound system sessions. In dancehall culture, a strong riddim like this is the heartbeat of the party. The man behind it all was producer CHRIS ‘GOLDFINGA’ CLARKE. He is known for his work with Goldfinga Muzik and has produced several popular riddims in the early 2000s. Clarke’s touch on the Bigga Judgement Riddim gave it a sharp, energetic sound that stood out in dancehall at the time. When the sound system cut dropped, it quickly became a favorite at bashment sessions. DJs loved to play it loud, and the crowd always responded. The mix of Capleton, Frisco Kid, Sizzla, and the powerful version kept the dancefloor moving. Even now, when you hear the Bigga Judgement Riddim, you remember the fire of 2001.