Knight Aka King Rider Riddim – Various

Knight aka King Rider Riddim – 1999

Knight Aka King Rider Overview

The Knight Aka King Rider Riddim dropped in Jamaica in 1999, quickly becoming a favorite on the dancehall scene. This release brought together some of the era’s most energetic voices and gave the dance floors a fresh sound that still felt true to dancehall’s roots. Ninja Forde made his mark with "Big Life," a track that stood out for its catchy hook and confident delivery. Spragga Benz, known for his long list of dancehall hits, teamed up with wyclef Jean for "Chickenhead." Wyclef Jean, already famous as a member of The Fugees and for his solo work, brought international attention to the project with his unique style. Beenie Man, often called the "King of Dancehall," contributed "Flex Duty." By 1999, Beenie Man had already won a MOBO Award for Best International Reggae Act and was known for hits like "Who Am I (Sim Simma)." DJ Slinky’s "Chi Chi Man Remix" kept the energy high with its bold lyrics and strong beat. Frisco Kid, who had already built a reputation in the 1990s for songs like "Rubbers," delivered "Media," adding another layer of excitement. Other tracks on the riddim include Innocent Crew’s "Orge Party," Anthony B’s "Musical Fire," and Monster Shack’s "king rider." Each artist brought their own flavor, helping the riddim become a staple at parties and on the streets. The mixing board king behind this release ensured every track hit hard, keeping the sound crisp and the vibes strong. Knight Aka King Rider Riddim remains a pure example of 1999 dancehall, remembered for its raw energy and lasting influence.

Knight Aka King Rider Tracklist:

1. Ninja Forde – Big Life
2. Spragga Benz & wyclef Jean – Chickenhead
3. Beenie Man – Flex Duty
4. Dj Slinky – Chi Chi Man Remix
5. Frisco Kid – Media
6. Harry Toddler & Elephant Man
7. Innocent Crew – Orge Party
8. Anthony B – Musical Fire
9. Monster Shack – king rider
10. Auto fantastico AKA king rider riddim version (2 original)