Monkey Face Riddim – Imaj Music

MONKEY FACE RIDDIM produced by IMAJ MUSIC 1995

Monkey Face Overview

Monkey Face Riddim brought a lively energy to the dancehall scene in 1995. The beat is driven by a steady, bouncing rhythm with a playful bassline and catchy drum patterns. It was designed for the dance floor, with grooves that made people want to move and enjoy themselves at every yard party. The riddim’s sound is unmistakable, blending classic dancehall vibes with a fun, upbeat twist. Several top artists voiced their own tracks on this riddim. General Trees, known for his rapid-fire delivery, performed “Monkey Face.” He was already famous for his 1980s hit “Mini Bus,” and his style brought a unique flavor to the project. Michael Rose, the former Black Uhuru frontman and Grammy Award winner, added his own song “Give A Little Bit.” His experience in reggae and dancehall gave the riddim even more credibility. Version contributed with “Version,” and Willi Williams, known for his classic “Armagideon Time,” recorded “Right Time.” The riddim was produced by IMAJ MUSIC, a label known for its work in the 1990s dancehall scene. IMAJ MUSIC helped shape the sound of the era, with Monkey Face Riddim standing out as one of their memorable releases. The combination of talented artists and a strong producer made this riddim a favorite at dances in 1995, and fans still remember its infectious vibe.

Monkey Face Tracklist:

1. General Trees – Monkey Face
2. Michael Rose – Give A Little Bit
3. Version – Version
4. Willi Willams – Right Time