Slippery Soap Release Details
- Riddim year: 1992
- Style: Dancehall
- Total tracks: 11
- Unique artists on riddim: 11
- Production credits: WILD NINJA PRODUCTION
- Key artists on this riddim: Captain Barkey, Mad Cobra
- Browse this riddim in year & database lists: 1992 Dancehall Riddims
A greasy little 1992 dancehall cut, Slippery Soap rides on that raw early-’90s pulse where the version is as important as the vocal. Wild Ninja Production lines up a deep bench here, but Captain Barkey’s “De Gal Bad” and Mad Cobra’s “You Look Good” feel like the tracks that lock the groove in place, each one leaning hard into the same tough, streetwise energy. John Mouse, Little Chris, and Daddy Woody keep the pressure on with quick-fire delivery and a playful edge, while the instrumental version closes it out cleanly. Wild Ninja’s name may not be the first one fans shout, but this set shows a producer with a sharp ear for the era’s rough-and-ready dancehall swing, right down to the final “Slippery Soap” version.
Slippery Soap Tracklist:
- Captain Barkey – De Gal Bad
- Commanchie – Comanche Sound
- Daddy Woody – Get Wicked
- John Mouse – Mr. Singi Singi
- Little Chris – Tell Me Why
- Lords Pitty – Drugs Free
- Lyrical – Have A Feeling
- Mad Cobra – You Look Good
- Presley – Some Where Down The Road
- Rohan Irie – Action
- Version – Slippery Soap Wild Ninja
