RAE RAE RIDDIM produced by XTRA LARGE RECORDS 1996
Rae Rae Overview
The sound system cut of the Rae Rae Riddim brought a raw, energetic vibe to dancehall sessions in 1996. The beat’s driving drums and catchy melody made it a favorite for selectors and fans alike. The mood was electric, with the riddim’s street flavor setting the stage for some of the era’s top deejays and singers. Baby Cham delivered three standout tracks on this riddim: “Bumper Cart,” “De Gal Them Say Mi Smart,” and “Hottie Hottie Crew.” Each song showed off his sharp lyrics and commanding delivery, making him one of the most memorable voices on the riddim. Frankie Sly’s “Fassy” brought a bold attitude, while Lady Saw’s “Eh Em” was filled with her signature confidence and wit. Mr Easy’s “Ah Who” added a smooth, melodic touch, and Mad Cobra’s “Who Get De Money” kept the energy high with his tough, direct style. Other strong contributions came from Spragga Benz with “No Way” and Wayne Wonder with both “Cartoon” and “Rainbow.” Each artist used the riddim’s lively groove to bring their own flavor, making the release diverse and exciting. The Rae Rae Riddim was produced by XTRA LARGE RECORDS, a label known for shaping some of the 1990s’ most influential dancehall sounds. Their attention to quality and knack for uniting top talent helped this riddim become a classic. Today, the sound system cut of Rae Rae Riddim stands as a key moment in dancehall history, keeping the music’s street roots alive.
Rae Rae Tracklist:
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- Baby Cham – Bumper Cart
- Baby Cham – De Gal Them Say Mi Smart
- Baby Cham – Hottie Hottie Crew
- Frankie Sly – Fassy
- Lady Saw – Eh Em
- Mr Easy – Ah Who
- Mad Cobra – Who Get De Money
- Spragga Benz – No Way
- Wayne Wonder – Cartoon
- Wayne Wonder – Rainbow
- Stranger – Rae Rae
- Stranger – Slurp
- Frisco Kid – Living In Style
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