NINETYS RIDDIM produced by NON FICTION RECORDINGS 2011
Ninetys Overview
The roots anthology from 2011’s reggae scene featured a strong set of tracks. Each song brought its own energy and message. Buggy’s “Fully Loaded” stood out with its confident delivery. Darrio gave listeners “Dancehall Sweet,” a track that captured the lively spirit of the dancehall. Kenyatta Fyah’s “Clarks” paid tribute to a classic symbol in Jamaican culture. Konshens & Fadda Fox teamed up for “Life & Death,” adding a powerful collaboration to the mix. Leftside’s “Wine Up Your Body” brought a party vibe, while Lil Ric’s “Money Haffi Mek” focused on ambition. Problem Child delivered “Real Bad Boy,” and Ram closed out the set with “Jonesin.” Looking closer at the artists, Buggy is known for his energetic performances and presence in the reggae scene. Darrio, who gained wider attention with “School Fee” in 2011, continued to build his reputation with “Dancehall Sweet.” Kenyatta Fyah’s “Clarks” connected with fans of roots reggae and fashion culture. Konshens, already popular by 2011 with hits like “Winner,” joined with Fadda Fox for a memorable duo. Leftside, also known as Dr. Evil, is recognized for his production skills and hits such as “Want Yuh Body.” Behind the project was NON FICTION RECORDINGS, a label respected for its focus on roots reggae and bass-heavy productions. The anthology was played in cultural sets throughout 2011, marking a key moment for roots reggae that year.
Ninetys Tracklist:
- Buggy – Fully Loaded
- Darrio – Dancehall Sweet
- Kenyatta Fyah – Clarks
- Konshens & Fadda Fox – Life & Death
- Leftside – Wine Up Your Body
- Lil Ric – Money Haffi Mek
- Problem Child – Real Bad Boy (Clean)
- Problem Child – Real Bad Boy (Raw)
- Ram – Jonesin
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