RAID RIDDIM produced by JOHN JOHN RECORDS 1997
Raid Overview
Chuck Fender, Junior Cat, and Angel Doolas brought serious energy to the dancehall scene with this 1997 bashment release. Chuck Fender, known for his hit “Gash Dem,” delivered another standout moment with “Slippery Like Okra.” Junior Cat, a respected deejay with a career stretching back to the 1980s, teamed up with Angel Doolas on the track “My Arrival.” Their voices and styles gave the riddim a fresh and lively sound. The riddim behind these tracks was crafted by JOHN JOHN RECORDS, a label run by producer Lloyd “John John” James Jr. He is the son of the legendary King Jammy and has produced many popular dancehall and reggae records over the years. JOHN JOHN RECORDS became known for modernizing classic sounds and helping dancehall reach new audiences worldwide. The Raid Riddim, as heard on these songs, was the soundtrack for late-night parties in 1997. Its catchy beat and strong melodies made it a favorite among selectors and fans alike. Even today, people remember how Chuck Fender’s “Slippery Like Okra” and Junior Cat & Angel Doolas’ “My Arrival” kept the dance floor busy. This release showed how powerful and creative dancehall music could be in the late 1990s, and it remains a classic moment in the genre’s history.
Raid Tracklist:
- Chuck Fender – Slippery Like Okra
- Junior Cat & Angel Doolas – My Arrival
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