Ragga Muffin Riddim – Ragamuffin Production

RAGGA MUFFIN RIDDIM produced by RAGAMUFFIN PRODUCTION 1987

Ragga Muffin Overview

The dancehall scene is alive with fresh energy, and this new set is making big waves. It’s not just classic dancehall—these tracks mix in sounds from other genres, like trap and hip hop. This blend gives the music a modern twist but still keeps the real dancehall spirit. Double Ugly brings strong lyrics and a catchy flow on “Pay Your Owner Rent.” Al Campbell, known for his roots reggae style and hits like “Gee Baby,” shows his range with “Fools Fight Themselves.” Echo Minott, famous for “Lazy Body,” keeps the vibes high on “Na Put Me Eggs In A One Basket.” General Trees, who won the 1986 Festival Song Contest, delivers his signature fast chat on “Warning.” John Wayne brings two tracks—“Bum Shack Attack” and “Sweet Nineteen”—showing his classic style that fans love. Scorpion also steps up with “Posse Come Follow We,” adding more fire to the mix. Behind the scenes, RAGAMUFFIN PRODUCTION is the driving force. This producer is known for pushing the ragga sound and has a solid history in the dancehall world, helping many artists break through with their unique riddims. Right now, these tunes are hot in dancehall playlists and street sessions. If you love dancehall with a twist, this set is for you—real vibes, real music, and a real yard feeling.

Ragga Muffin Tracklist:

1. Double Ugly – Pay Your Owner Rent
2. Al Campbell – Fools Fight Themselves (Raggamuffin Riddim)
3. Echo Minott – Na Put Me Eggs In A One Basket
4. General Trees – Warning
5. John Wayne – Bum Shack Attack (Raggamuffin Riddim)
6. John Wayne – Sweet Nineteen
7. Scorpion – Posse Come Follow We