Real Steel Riddim – Record Factory

Record Factory’s Real Steel Riddim came out in 1996 as a compact two-song dancehall release, featuring Mad Cobra’s Man Nah Share and Ninjaman’s title cut Real Steel. The set is tight and direct, with just two tracks and two artists, which gives it a stripped-down, late-90s sound and a clear focus on the clash-ready energy both singers brought at the time. Ninjaman and Mad Cobra were already established names by then, so this one lands as a small but memorable showcase for two heavyweights on the same rhythm.