Jumbie Release Details
- Riddim year: 2003
- Style: Dancehall
- Total tracks: 20
- Unique artists on riddim: 22
- Production credits: Maximum Sound 2003
- Release date: 2003-01-01
- Key artists on this riddim: Alozade, Beenie Man, Capleton, Cecile, Danny English, Determine
- Browse this riddim in year & database lists: 2003 Riddims List · 2003 Dancehall Riddims
Jumbie Riddim from Maximum Sound, issued in 2003, brings together a strong early-2000s dancehall lineup with cuts from Beenie Man, Capleton, Elephant Man, Sizzla, Ward 21, and Alozade, alongside Frenchie’s title cut Jumbie Rhythm. The release runs 20 tracks in all and leans into the fast, rugged style that defined a lot of Maximum Sound’s catalog in that period, with punchy selections like Send Them Come, Roughest King, Mek Them Chat, and M 16 helping anchor the juggling. Maximum Sound, the UK-based label run by Fabrice “Frenchie” Alègre, was already building a heavy riddim archive by then, and Jumbie sits neatly in that run of sharp, street-ready productions.
Jumbie Tracklist:
- Alozade – No Freak
- Beenie Man – Send Them Come
- Capleton – Roughest King
- Cecile – Thinking of It
- Danny English, Egg Nog – Steppin' in da Club
- Desperado – Bun 5.0
- Determine – Prepare for Me
- Elephant Man – Mek Them Chat
- Frenchie – Jumbie Rhythm
- Hawkeye – Ding Dong
- Italee – Gossie Gossie
- Keke Flint – Hot Girls
- Lexxus – Shake It
- Lukie D – Girls Anthem
- Madd Anju – So Hard
- Mr Phang – Hit Them in Style
- Sizzla – Perform
- Taz, Black Pearl – The Game
- Ward 21 – M 16
- Zumjay – Like That
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