NO CARBON COPY RIDDIM produced by AFRICAN STAR 1996
No Carbon Copy Overview
In 1996, the No Carbon Copy riddim made a big mark on the dancehall scene. The story began in the studio of AFRICAN STAR, a producer known for his sharp ear and powerful sound. AFRICAN STAR, who also runs the African Star label, had already built a reputation by working with top reggae and dancehall artists. His label was a launching pad for several hits in the 1990s, and he was respected for bringing new energy to Jamaican music. The riddim itself was built for the dancefloor, with a driving bassline and crisp drums. Once the beat was ready, AFRICAN STAR called in a select group of artists to voice their tracks. African delivered "Say You Awall," bringing his signature style to the project. Capleton, already famous for songs like "Tour," added "No Carbon Copy," giving the riddim a fiery edge. Determine, who had made waves with "Kette Drum," voiced "Dyna Big Bwoy," showing his lyrical skills. Granty Roots contributed "No Barber Bwoy Chair," while Military Man rounded out the lineup with "News Headline." Selectors loved the riddim, and it quickly became a staple at dances across Jamaica. Fans remember hearing these songs booming from sound systems, making No Carbon Copy a true classic from 1996. The riddim’s journey from studio to dancehall shows the power of tight production and strong artists working together.
No Carbon Copy Tracklist:
- African – Say You Awall
- Capleton – No Carbon Copy
- Determine – Dyna Big Bwoy
- Granty Roots – No Barber Bwoy Chair
- Military Man – News Headline
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