OLD FOX RIDDIM produced by CELL BLOCK 321 1996
Old Fox Overview
The Old Fox Riddim is a classic dancehall beat from 1996 that still sounds fresh in clubs today. The style is smooth but energetic, with a strong groove that makes you want to move. The mood is upbeat and rootsy, perfect for late-night parties and sound system sessions. Several well-known artists brought their voices to this riddim. Alley Cat delivers “Old Fox,” riding the beat with his signature style. Anthony B’s “Can’t Take It No More” adds conscious lyrics; Anthony B is also famous for his album “Universal Struggle,” which helped him reach fans worldwide. Buju Banton & Wayne Wonder team up for “Show Some Love.” Buju Banton is a Grammy-winning artist, known for albums like “Til Shiloh.” Wayne Wonder is no stranger to the charts, with his hit “No Letting Go” reaching the Billboard Hot 100 years later. General B & Jason Sweetness bring the playful “Big Bamboo.” Tasha T’s “Tek Yuh Man” adds a strong female voice to the mix. The riddim was produced by CELL BLOCK 321, a studio and production team known for their work in the Jamaican music scene. CELL BLOCK 321 released music on their own label and helped shape the sound of dancehall in the 1990s. Old Fox Riddim stands out as a true dancehall gem from 1996, packed with energy and top talent.
Old Fox Tracklist:
- Alley Cat – Old Fox
- Anthony B – Can’t Take It No More
- Buju Banton & Wayne Wonder – Show Some Love
- General B & Jason Sweetness – Big Bamboo
- Tasha T – Tek Yuh Man
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