STREET ART RIDDIM produced by MAINSTREET RECORDS 1992
Street Art Overview
The Street Art Riddim compilation from 1992 is packed with standout tracks that defined dancehall at the time. Fans still talk about Joseph Stepper’s “Gwaany Gwaany,” a tune that brought energy to every party. Clement Irie’s “Herbs Fi Smoke” is another favorite, with its catchy hook and classic delivery. Major Bones delivers “Girls Pon Me Mind,” adding his own style to the riddim. Other tracks include Daddy Lizard’s “Gal Yu Sexy,” Flourgon’s “On My Feet Again,” Professor Major’s “Carry Go Bring Come,” Captian Willy’s “You Have To Cum,” Junior Tucker’s “Do You Think I’m Sexy,” Danny Brownie’s “The Gum,” and Macka B’s “Give Thanks.” The artists on this compilation were all active in the dancehall scene. Joseph Stepper, known for his energetic performances, made a mark with “Gwaany Gwaany.” Clement Irie, who had chart success with “Clement Irie & Daddy Blue – All The Girls,” brings his unique voice to “Herbs Fi Smoke.” Major Bones, with “Girls Pon Me Mind,” adds a playful vibe. Daddy Lizard, featured here with “Gal Yu Sexy,” is known for hits like “Sweets for My Sweet” with Flourgon. Flourgon himself is recognized for his single “Jump and Spread Out,” which was later sampled by Mariah Carey. Behind the scenes, MAINSTREET RECORDS produced the riddim. The label, founded by Danny Brownie, became known for shaping the sound of 1990s dancehall. Brownie’s work as a producer and musician helped launch many hits and influenced the genre’s direction.
Street Art Tracklist:
- Joseph Stepper – Gwaany Gwaany
- Clement Irie – Herbs Fi Smoke
- Major Bones – Girls Pon Me Mind
- Daddy Lizard – Gal Yu Sexy
- Flourgon – On My Feet Again
- Professor Major – Carry Go Bring Come
- Captian Willy – You Have To Cum
- Junior Tucker – Do You Think I’m Sexy
- Danny Brownie – The Gum
- Macka B – Give Thanks
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