Nanny Goat Riddim – Tappa Records

NANNY GOAT RIDDIM produced by TAPPA RECORDS 1989

Nanny Goat Overview

The Nanny Goat Riddim is making waves in clubs and dancehall parties today. Its energetic beat and streetwise mood are perfect for sound systems, giving DJs a powerful tool for dancefloors and sound clashes. The riddim’s style is bold and lively, with a classic dancehall vibe that keeps the crowd moving. Several artists bring their own flavor to this riddim. Angie Angel stands out with “Cool Nuh Man,” adding her signature confident style. Apache Scratchy teams up with Ricky General for “What A Ride,” showing his strong presence in the dancehall scene. Bugerac’s “Drugs Take Over” delivers a gritty edge, while Danny Dread’s “Give Thanks” brings a thoughtful message. Jimmy Riley, known for his timeless voice and hits like “Love and Devotion,” contributes “It’s So Ridiculous,” reminding fans of his lasting impact on reggae music. The Nanny Goat Riddim comes from the legendary TAPPA RECORDS. The label is led by producer Tappa Zukie, who has been a major figure in reggae since the 1970s. TAPPA RECORDS is known for producing classic albums and working with top Jamaican artists, shaping the sound of reggae and dancehall for decades. With its hard-hitting production and top-tier artists, the Nanny Goat Riddim is a favorite in today’s sound clashes and club sessions. Fans keep coming back for its energy and authentic dancehall feel.

Nanny Goat Tracklist:

1. Angie Angel – Cool Nuh Man
2. Apache Scratchy – Ricky General-What A Ride
3. Bugerac – Drugs Take Over
4. Danny Dread – Give Thanks
5. Jimmy Riley – It’s So Ridiculous
6. Junior Brammer – Reggae Music We Want
7. Junior Demus – What S Wrong
8. Lloyd Hemmings – Don Dada
9. Matlock – Pretty Mooky
10. Secret – I Don T Know Why
11. Tenor Senior – Self Praise
12. Version – The Goat