Redemption Song Riddim – Annex

REDEMPTION SONG RIDDIM produced by ANNEX 1996

Redemption Song Overview

The Redemption Song Riddim from 1996 brought a real street anthem energy to dancehall. The mood was bold and lively, with a sound that selectors loved to play at sessions. Its uptempo beat made the crowd move, and the vibe felt fresh and powerful. Annex set the tone with their track Version, giving the riddim its street-level edge. Little Hero added his voice with Wicked Haffi Run Wey, a song that showed his strong style. Little Hero is also known for his hit single God Alone, which made him popular in the reggae world. Mad Cobra, a dancehall veteran famous for his chart-topping hit Flex, delivered two songs on this riddim: How Does It Feel and What More Can I Do. Each brought his signature style and energy. Merciless, known for his sharp lyrics, joined with Mama Cooking, adding more flavor to the project. The sound was carefully put together by engineer Colin ‘Bulby’ York, who is respected in Jamaican music for his mixing skills. The riddim dropped on Annex Records, a label run by producer ANNEX. ANNEX is known for supporting rising dancehall talent and helping to shape the sound of the 1990s. Redemption Song Riddim was more than just another release. It was a big moment for bashment, giving dancehall fans a new favorite to remember from that era.

Redemption Song Tracklist:

1. Annex – Version
2. Little Hero – Wicked Haffi Run Wey
3. Mad Cobra – How Does It Feel
4. Mad Cobra – What More Can I Do
5. Merciless – Mama Cooking