NICKY RIDDIM produced by COLIN FAT RECORDS 1994
Nicky Overview
In 1994, the Nicky Riddim became a favorite in dancehall parties. The riddim, produced by COLIN FAT RECORDS, filled sound system events with energy and excitement. Sound systems are a big part of Jamaican music culture. DJs and selectors would play the Nicky Riddim loud, and the crowd would respond with cheers and dancing. The heavy bass and catchy melody made it easy for everyone to enjoy. COLIN FAT RECORDS, led by producer Colin "Fatta" Walters, is known for creating some of the most memorable dancehall tracks in the 1990s. The label also helped launch the careers of many artists and is behind other well-known riddims like the "Bam Bam" riddim. Colin Fat’s work is respected for its quality and impact on the dancehall scene. On the Nicky Riddim, General B stands out with his track "Nicky." General B is a member of the dancehall group Monster Shack Crew, known for hits like "Shot A Buss." Ghost brings a smooth sound with "I Wish You Were Here." Ghost is also recognized for his hit "Bodyguard," which earned him respect in both reggae and dancehall. The duo Ghost & Round Head deliver "East Side Motel," blending their voices over the riddim’s groove. Mega Plough adds his own style with "Debbie's Cat," making the riddim even more lively. Even today, the Nicky Riddim reminds people of the dancehall parties of 1994. Its sound is still fresh, and fans remember how it brought everyone together on the dance floor.
Nicky Tracklist:
- General B – Nicky
- Ghost – I Wish You Were Here
- Ghost & Round Head – East Side Motel
- Mega Plough – Debbie’s Cat