NUH FRAID RIDDIM produced by JAH SNOWCONE 2014
Nuh Fraid Overview
In 2014, the Nuh Fraid Riddim brought new energy to dancehall music. Produced by JAH SNOWCONE, this mix stood out for its strong yard beat and catchy horn melodies. JAH SNOWCONE, known for his work on hits like “Anger Management,” helped many young artists get their first big break with this riddim. His production style mixes classic dancehall elements with a modern twist, making his riddims popular in Jamaica and overseas. Compared to other mixes of the time, Nuh Fraid Riddim had a more streetwise and lively sound. Many riddims in 2014 focused on electronic sounds or heavy bass, but this one kept the traditional dancehall groove alive. The yard beat was sharp and full of energy, giving each song a strong foundation. Several well-known artists delivered standout tracks on this riddim. Agent Sasco’s “Sekkle And Cease” brought his signature lyrical style. Beenie Man’s “Doe Watch Me” showed off his smooth flow, while Elephant Man’s “Ting Dem” added high energy to the mix. General Degree’s “Nuh Fraid” and Latty J’s “Put Up Unu Hand” both became crowd favorites, helping to launch Latty J’s career. Other artists like Mr Vegas with “Real Don,” Ninja Kid with “Up,” Spragga Benz with “Duppy Nuh Frighten Vampire,” Suku with “Gangsta Easy,” and Tok with “Guide We” also made their mark. Together, these songs made the Nuh Fraid Riddim a lasting part of dancehall history, remembered for both its sound and its role in supporting new talent.
Nuh Fraid Tracklist:
- Agent Sasco – Sekkle And Cease
- Beenie Man – Doe Watch Me
- Elephant Man – Ting Dem
- General Degree – Nuh Fraid
- Latty J – Put Up Unu Hand
- Mr Vegas – Real Don
- Ninja Kid – Up
- Savage – Fresh From Prison (Edit)
- Savage – Fresh From Prison (Radio)
- Spragga Benz – Duppy Nuh Frighten Vampire
- Suku – Gangsta Easy
- Tok – Guide We
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