Rockin Robin Riddim – Vertical

ROCKIN ROBIN RIDDIM produced by VERTICAL 1996

Rockin Robin Overview

The Rockin Robin Riddim brought a fresh energy to dancehall in 1996. The release features standout tracks from key artists of the era. Black Pearl’s “All About The Girls” sets an upbeat tone, celebrating the party atmosphere. Demo follows with “For No Reason,” adding his own unique flow over the riddim’s lively beat. Don Yute’s “Summer Bunnies” is another highlight, bringing his signature style. Don Yute is well known for his collaborations with artists like Sean Paul, which helped him gain international recognition. General Degree’s “Robin Hood” gives the riddim a playful twist. General Degree had already made waves in dancehall with hits like “Traffic Blocking,” which topped local charts and helped shape his career. Hawkeye delivers “Hardcore,” staying true to his energetic style and adding more flavor to the release. Other tracks include Nico Flexx’s “Girls Get Busy,” Papa San’s “Girl Like You,” and Spragga Benz’s “Return With Fire.” Spragga Benz, known for his rapid-fire delivery and hits like “Jack It Up,” brings extra heat to the project. Behind the scenes, the riddim was crafted by VERTICAL, a producer known for pushing the sound of 1990s dancehall forward. VERTICAL’s work helped define the uptempo, club-ready vibe that made this riddim stand out. The Rockin Robin Riddim echoed through clubs across Jamaica, and its infectious rhythms made it a favorite among DJs and dancers. In a year packed with big dancehall releases, this project carved out its own space, thanks to strong tracks and VERTICAL’s sharp production.

Rockin Robin Tracklist:

1. Black Pearl – All About The Girls
2. Demo – For No Reason
3. Don Yute – Summer Bunnies
4. General Degree – Robin Hood
5. Hawkeye – Hardcore
6. Nico Flexx – Girls Get Busy
7. Papa San – Girl Like You
8. Spragga Benz – Return With Fire

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