Sniper Riddim – Jet Star Music x TP Records 1997
Sniper Overview
In 1997, some of dancehall’s most exciting artists came together on the Sniper Riddim. Determine, known for his hit “Kette Drum,” brought his energy to the track “Dilly Dolly.” Elephant Man, who later became famous for songs like “Pon De River, Pon De Bank,” contributed “One And Move.” Scare Dem Crew, a popular group in the late 1990s, added their voice with “Bad Man Nuh Dress Like Girl.” Screechie Joe joined in with “Money Tree,” and Honorebel, who would go on to work with international stars, delivered “Who Dis Mi Crew.” The Sniper Riddim was built around a strong street anthem base. This sound was popular at bashment events, where the crowd loved its heavy bass and catchy hook. The riddim’s style fit perfectly into the late 1990s dancehall scene, bringing a tough and lively vibe to every party. The producer behind Sniper Riddim was Harvel Hart, known for his work with Annex Productions. Hart was respected for his ability to create beats that matched the energy of the artists. His production on Sniper Riddim helped make the songs stand out and kept the dance floor moving. In 1997, Sniper Riddim was a favorite at bashment parties, with its street anthem feel and powerful performances from some of dancehall’s best voices.
Sniper Tracklist:
- Determine – Dilly Dolly
- Elephant Man – One And Move
- Scare Dem Crew – Bad Man Nuh Dress Like Girl
- Screechie Joe – Money Tree
- Honorebel – Who Dis Mi Crew
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