PUNAANY AKA LION ATTACK – STEELY & CLEVIE 1990
Punaany Aka Lion Attack Overview
When you talk about dancehall riddims from 1990, the Punaany Aka Lion Attack Riddim stands out as a true bashment classic. This riddim was arranged by Steely & Clevie, the legendary duo who helped shape modern dancehall with their sharp, energetic style. Their work in the studio brought a heavy bassline and crisp drum patterns, making this riddim an instant favorite for the dance floor. The recording process was all about capturing that live, electric energy. Steely & Clevie were known for using digital instruments alongside traditional reggae elements, giving the riddim a fresh but unmistakably Jamaican sound. Every track on this release was built to keep people moving, and the results speak for themselves. The artists on Punaany Aka Lion Attack Riddim each brought something unique. Carl Meeks delivered “Badda Dem,” riding the riddim with his signature vocal style. Cocoa Tea, famous for his hit “Rikers Island,” added his smooth delivery to “Sonia Come Back.” Commander Shad’s “Step Up” gave the riddim a commanding presence. Cutty Ranks, known for his powerful voice, tore into “Grizzle,” while Danny Blue kept the energy high with “Rammer.” Every artist shaped the riddim with their own flow, making each version feel fresh but connected. The riddim’s punchy beats and catchy hooks made it a must-play for sound systems and parties across Jamaica and beyond. Even today, you can feel the fire of 1990 every time the Punaany Aka Lion Attack Riddim drops.
Punaany Aka Lion Attack Tracklist:
- Carl Meeks – Badda Dem
- Cocoa Tea – Sonia Come Back
- Commander Shad – Step Up
- Cutty Ranks – Grizzle
- Danny Blue – Rammer
- Freddie McGregor – Fever Medley
- Joseph Stepper – Bumper
- Shabba Ranks – Caan Dun
- Tony Tuff – She’s Got The Stuff
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