
Street Art Riddim Release Details
- Riddim year: 1992
- Style: Dancehall
- Total tracks: 10
- Unique artists on riddim: 10
- Production credits: MAINSTREET RECORDS
- Key artists on this riddim: Daddy Lizard, Flourgon, Macka B
- Browse this riddim in year & database lists: 1992 Dancehall Riddims
Street Art Riddim comes across as a sharp early-’90s dancehall cut with that rough, rolling energy Main Street/ Mainstreet was pushing at the time, the kind of rhythm that leaves plenty of room for personalities to jump off the canvas. It’s also known as The Gum Riddim, and the version here is tied to Danny Browne, which helps explain the dry, catchy pull in the groove. Joseph Stepper’s “Gwaany Gwaany, ” Daddy Lizard’s “Gal Yu Sexy, ” and Macka B’s “Give Thanks” sit near the top of the bill, with Junior Tucker and Flourgon adding different shades to the set. The sequencing feels deliberate: ten voices, no wasted space, and a run of tunes that keeps the energy moving without letting the riddim lose its snap.
Street Art Riddim 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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