NO FEAR RIDDIM produced by 2 HARD RECORDINGS 1997
No Fear Overview
In 1997, the dancehall scene was full of energy, and the No Fear riddim captured that feeling perfectly. The rhythm is driven by a deep, pulsing bass and crisp drum patterns. It creates a street anthem base that made people move, whether in dancehalls or on the corners of Kingston. Artists brought their own style to the riddim. Beenie Man delivered his track after already making waves with his hit "Who Am I," which helped him gain international fame that year. Don Yute added his unique voice with songs like "Easy" and "Living In Adream," showing his versatility. Dutty Cup Crew’s "Stick It Up" kept the energy high, while General B contributed with "Scream" and "Yu Onw Man," bringing his signature flow. Kid Kurrupt’s "Trendsetter" added a fresh sound to the mix. Each artist’s performance felt strong and confident, helping the riddim stand out in a crowded year for dancehall. These tracks became favorites for DJs and fans alike, keeping the dance floors busy. Behind these hits was 2 HARD RECORDINGS, a respected label known for shaping the sound of 1990s dancehall. The label, founded by Jeremy Harding, is also known for producing Sean Paul’s early hit "Infiltrate." Their work on No Fear riddim made sure the collection stayed sharp and consistent. This street anthem base kept dancehall buzzing in 1997, capturing the spirit of the time.
No Fear Tracklist:
- Beenie Man – Who Am I
- Don Yute – Easy
- Don Yute – Living In Adream
- Dutty Cup Crew – Stick It Up
- General B – Scream
- General B – Yu Onw Man
- Kid Kurrupt – Trendsetter
- Mad Cobra – Pet And Pamper
- Merciless – Work Dem
- Mr Vegas – Hands In The Air
- Round Head – Hot Form Long Time
- Scare Dem Crew – Girls Segment
- Sean Paul – Baby Girl
- Sean Paul – Infiltrate
- Spragga Benz – Strong Performer
- Swade – Lets Talk About It
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