Red Lobster Riddim – John John Records

RED LOBSTER RIDDIM produced by JOHN JOHN RECORDS 1996

Red Lobster Overview

In the mid-1990s, dancehall was a major force in Jamaican music. DJs and selectors would play the latest riddims at parties and sound system events. In 1996, the Red Lobster Riddim became a favorite among selectors. It featured popular dancehall artists of the time, each bringing their own style. Baby Cham, known for his later hit "Ghetto Story," delivered the energetic track "Hot Gal" on this riddim. Chuck Fender, who would later be recognized for his conscious lyrics, performed "Glue." Junior Cat, a respected deejay from the early 1990s, contributed "Mr Maragh." Lady Saw, known as the "Queen of Dancehall" and famous for her song "Sycamore Tree," gave fans "Wine And Kotch." Spragga Benz, who achieved international success with songs like "Jack It Up," added "Got To Go." Wayne Wonder, a singer with a smooth style and later known for "No Letting Go," sang "Baby." The Red Lobster Riddim was produced by JOHN JOHN RECORDS, a label run by Lloyd James Jr., the son of legendary producer King Jammy. JOHN JOHN RECORDS is known for helping to shape the sound of 1990s dancehall, working with many top artists and releasing influential riddims. This release was played at many events in 1996, showing its impact in the dancehall scene. The Red Lobster Riddim stands out as a strong example of the era’s sound.

Red Lobster Tracklist:

1. Baby Cham – Hot Gal
2. Chuck Fender – Glue
3. Junior Cat – Mr Maragh
4. Lady Saw – Wine And Kotch
5. Spragga Benz – Got To Go
6. Wayne Wonder – Baby