MAMA RIDDIM produced by STEELY & CLEVIE RECORDS 1992
Mama Overview
The Mama Riddim sound system cut from 1992 brings a bold and energetic mood. The beat is heavy and sharp, perfect for dancehall fans who like their music loud and full of life. When you hear tracks like Baby Wayne — Mama, you feel the raw street vibes. Baby Wayne was known for his serious lyrics, and this track shows his true style. General Pecos steps in with Body Work Shop, adding a playful touch, while Joseph Stepper’s Wife gives the riddim a smooth, catchy hook. Lil Viscious, who was just a teenager when he scored a hit with “Freaks” alongside Doug E. Fresh, brings his fast flow to Kill The Bitch. Mad Cobra, famous for his 1992 chart-topping hit “Flex,” adds his strong voice to Shot A Talk. Each artist rides the riddim in their own way, keeping things interesting from start to finish. This dancehall drop was produced by STEELY & CLEVIE RECORDS, a legendary team in reggae and dancehall. Steely & Clevie are known for their work on classic riddims and helped shape the sound of dancehall in the late 1980s and 1990s. Their studio magic made the Mama Riddim stand out on every 1992 playlist. This release set a new tone for dancehall and is still remembered for its energy and style.
Mama Tracklist:
- Baby Wayne – Mama
- General Pecos – Body Work Shop
- Joseph Stepper – Wife
- Lil Viscious – Kill The Bitch
- Mad Cobra – Shot A Talk
- Penny Irie – Matie
- Powerman – Stone
- Shaba Ranks – Ting A Ling
- Simpleton – Coca Cola Bottle Shape
- Singing Sweet – When I See You
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