Bobby Hustle x Delly Ranx x Wayne Wonder x Loud City – Bad Like The 90s

Bobby Hustle, Delly Ranx and Wayne Wonder link on “Bad Like The 90s” for a tune that wears its title proudly: a throwback dancehall cut with the kind of streetwise confidence and melodic polish that made 1990s Jamaican music such a lasting reference point. The song nods to that era’s badman energy without losing the ease of a modern single, balancing rough-edged chat with a smoother, singable hook.

Bobby Hustle has built his name as a reggae artist and producer working steadily across the scene since 2010, while Loud City has carved out a broad catalog that moves between reggae, dancehall and other genre crossovers. Delly Ranx, born Delroy Foster, has long been a fixture in Jamaican dancehall as both selector and deejay, with production credits that earned him wider industry recognition. Wayne Wonder brings the veteran melodic touch that made him one of dancehall’s most recognizable voices, from his longtime lovers rock and crossover hits to the polished croon he still carries today.

That combination gives “Bad Like The 90s” its shape: tough enough for the dance, smooth enough for radio, and rooted in the kind of nostalgic dancehall language that still lands when the groove is right. The release sits in 2026 under Bobby Hustle Music and Loud City Music, and it plays like a deliberate salute to an era that never really stopped echoing through the scene.