ROUGHER NECK FASHIONS RIDDIM produced by BLACKER DREAD 1989
Rougher Neck Fashions Overview
Fans have been buzzing about the latest selector’s mix featuring the Rougher Neck Fashions Riddim. The energy in dancehall sessions has jumped, with selectors reaching for this set to keep crowds moving. When Conrad Crystal’s “Original A De Key” drops, listeners recognize his signature style. Conrad Crystal is well known for his classic “True Love,” and his reputation for conscious lyrics shines here. Daddy Freddy And Asher Senator bring a powerful message with “No Drugs Allowed.” Daddy Freddy holds a Guinness World Record for fastest rapper, and his rapid-fire delivery is clear on this track. Devon Irie’s “Dj Anthem” keeps the momentum high, while Joe Mannix shakes things up with “Rough House Na Ramp.” Junior Chin’s “Send Them Come” adds a rootsy vibe, showing the range in this riddim. The set also includes Lady Mackerel’s “Rougher Girl Fashion,” Mr Palmer’s “Respect Champion,” Nico Gun’s “The Remedy,” Ricky Ranking’s “Love Her To Death,” and Ricky Tuffy’s “Dont Lick No Rock.” Each artist brings their own flavor, making the riddim a real showcase for dancehall talent. The mastermind behind the beat is BLACKER DREAD, a respected UK producer and sound system operator. He is known for his Blacker Dread Muzik label, which has supported reggae and dancehall artists for decades. Today, this selector’s mix is a top pick in bashment playlists, keeping the dance lively and fresh.
Rougher Neck Fashions Tracklist:
- Conrad Crystal – Original A De Key
- Daddy Freddy And Asher Senator – No Drugs Allowed
- Devon Irie – Dj Anthem
- Joe Mannix – Rough House Na Ramp
- Junior Chin – Send Them Come
- Lady Mackerel – Rougher Girl Fashion
- Mr Palmer – Respect Champion
- Nico Gun – The Remedy
- Ricky Ranking – Love Her To Death
- Ricky Tuffy – Dont Lick No Rock
- Shanki Sheckles – Respect Woman
- Sister Sonia – Respect Woman
- Tenor Fly – Roughneck Fashion
- Top Cat – Bike Rider
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