RAFF & JAH LIFE RIDDIM produced by GRADE ONE 1996
Raff And Jah Life Overview
When this bashment project hit the dancehall scene in 1996, fans quickly took notice. The rhythm became a favorite at parties, with people drawn to its energy and fresh sound. Dancers and selectors played it across Jamaica and in dancehall spots abroad, making it a real standout that year. The project brought together English J, Grade One, Khurie Don, and Lady V, each adding their own style. English J’s track “Hold Your Hand” stood out for its catchy hook and smooth delivery, showing why English J was respected in the dancehall community. Grade One, known for his work behind the scenes and as a performer, delivered the title track “Raff & Jah Life,” bringing unity to the project. Khurie Don’s “In The Ghetto” connected with many listeners for its real-life lyrics and streetwise flow. Lady V, who has performed on big stages in New York, added a strong voice with “Bronx & Brooklyn,” celebrating the link between Jamaican and American dancehall fans. The project was produced by GRADE ONE, a respected figure in dancehall with a history of shaping hits in the 1990s. Released on the Jah Life label, the rhythm reflected the sound of 1996 dancehall—full of energy, collaboration, and street flavor. This bashment project still stands as a snapshot of an important moment in dancehall culture.
Raff And Jah Life Tracklist:
- English J – Hold Your Hand
- Grade One – Raff & Jah Life
- Khurie Don – In The Ghetto
- Lady V – Bronx & Brooklyn
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