Malawi Riddim – BG Worldwide Records

Malawi Riddim – BG Worldwide Records 1999

Malawi Overview

The yard session tape for Malawi Riddim features two standout tracks that capture the lively sound of 1999 dancehall. The first is “Hype Up” by Amani. The second is “Double Trouble” by Super Sas. Both tracks use the bashment rhythm, which was the heartbeat of dancehall parties in that era. The energy of the riddim brings each performance to life, keeping the vibe upbeat and fresh. Amani’s “Hype Up” shows why the artist is respected in the scene. Amani is known for the hit song “Champion,” which gained attention across dancehall circles and helped build a strong following. Super Sas delivers “Double Trouble” with a raw edge. Super Sas has worked on collaborations with other dancehall names, adding to the artist’s reputation for high-energy tracks. The studio hand behind Malawi Riddim comes from a background of working on several dancehall projects in the late 1990s. This experience helped shape the powerful sound of the riddim, using classic drum patterns and bold bass lines. The bashment rhythm was everywhere in 1999, defining the sound of dancehall and making parties come alive. Malawi Riddim stands out as a strong example of that style, bringing together talented artists and a skilled studio team to create a memorable release.

Malawi Tracklist:

1. Amani – Hype Up
2. Super Sas – Double Trouble

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