KUFF AGAIN RIDDIM produced by TIGER SHACK RECORDS 2013
Kuff Again Overview
In 2013, the Kuff Again Riddim gave dancehall selectors new energy for their sets. This riddim stood out because it blended dancehall with hints of hip hop and reggae, making it easy to mix with other genres at parties and clubs. The beats were raw and lively, helping DJs keep the dance floor moving. Aidonia’s track, “Ghetto Youth,” brought strong lyrics about real life in Jamaica. Aidonia is well-known for his fast flow and hits like “Yeah Yeah.” His style fits the riddim perfectly, adding power to the set. Ninja Man’s “Lock Dem Off” added a classic dancehall voice. Ninja Man is a true legend, famous for his long career and his win at the 1993 Sting clash, which made history in dancehall. Shelly Thunder’s “Sound Fi Get Kuff” brought a female perspective. Shelly Thunder is known for her 1988 hit “Kuff,” which became a dancehall anthem. Her presence on this riddim gave it more depth and variety. Taranchyla’s “Nowadays Clash” added a modern twist, while Willow Wilson’s “Speak Softly” brought a smoother, more melodic feel. Behind this set was TIGER SHACK RECORDS, a respected label in the dancehall scene. TIGER SHACK RECORDS has produced several popular riddims and helped many artists reach new fans. Their work on Kuff Again Riddim showed their skill in bringing together different artists and styles. Looking back, the Kuff Again Riddim captured the spirit of 2013 dancehall. It mixed old and new voices, blended genres, and kept the dancehall fire burning for fans everywhere.