Puke Riddim – Mentally Disturbed

PUKE RIDDIM produced by MENTALLY DISTURBED 2001

Puke Overview

For any reggae fan who remembers 2001, the selector’s choice was a big part of the dancehall sound that year. The riddim’s energy and style fit perfectly with what was happening in Jamaican music at the time. Selectors loved to play it, and it became a favorite in many dancehall sessions. Behind this riddim is the producer MENTALLY DISTURBED. Known for bringing a raw edge to his productions, MENTALLY DISTURBED helped shape some key sounds of the early 2000s. His work often appeared on underground mixtapes and was played at street dances across Kingston. The label he worked with pushed fresh talent and gave established artists a new platform. On this riddim, Anthony Cruz delivers “Da Cry,” showing the emotion and smooth vocals he is known for. Bling Dawg’s “Decent Gal” brings his signature style—Bling Dawg later went on to collaborate with international artists like Busta Rhymes. Cobra’s “Stamma” adds a rougher, more commanding voice, while Elephant Man’s “Cant Roll With Us” is packed with high energy. Frisco Kid & Bascom join forces on “Jah Mercy,” and both have been popular on the dancehall circuit, with Frisco Kid known for tracks like “Rubbers.” Each artist brings their own flavor, making this riddim a true reflection of 2001 dancehall. Fans still talk about this selection for good reason.

Puke Tracklist:

1. Anthony Cruz – Da Cry
2. Bling Dawg – Decent Gal
3. Cobra – Stamma
4. Elephant Man – Cant Roll With Us
5. Frisco Kid & Bascom – Jah Mercy
6. Galaxy P – Gal Dem Parking Lot
7. Lady Saw – Tight Oh
8. Mega Banton – Dem No Easy
9. Spragga Benz – Foot Inna Di Air
10. Unknown – Call Sharon
11. Ward 21 & Royale – Unknown
12. Ward 21 – Goin Goin Gone
13. Wayne Marshall – Friday Night