Sugar And Water Riddim – Cali Bud Productions

SUGAR AND WATER RIDDIM produced by CALI BUD PRODUCTIONS

Sugar And Water Overview

In 1999, the dancehall scene was alive with sound systems and street parties. The “Sugar And Water Riddim” became a street anthem, known for its tough beats and catchy hooks. These kinds of riddims were the heart of dancehall culture, bringing people together in Jamaica and beyond. Behind the mixing board, producers played a big role in shaping the music. CALI BUD PRODUCTIONS was the team behind this riddim. Known for their work in the late 1990s, they helped launch several popular dancehall tracks and worked with some of the genre’s top names. Their production style gave the riddim its energy and street appeal. The release featured some of dancehall’s most respected artists. Elephant Man stood out with “We Don’t Give A,” showing the wild energy he became famous for. Elephant Man later found international success with hits like “Pon De River, Pon De Bank.” Frisco Kid brought his unique voice to “How Dem So Narrow,” while Harry Toddler delivered “Fool Dem Boy Deh.” Kiprich added his flair with “All My Ladies,” and Vegas, known for his hit “Heads High,” contributed “Stop Man Food (Raw).” Other artists on the riddim included New Product with “Provoke Not,” Ninja Ford with “Any Mis A Man,” Roundhead with “This Is How We Roll,” and Sizzla, who added “Life So Nice.” Fans still remember this release for its strong lineup and streetwise sound.

Sugar And Water Tracklist:

1. Elephant Man – We Don’t Give A (Clean)
2. Frisco Kid – How Dem So Narrow (Sample)
3. Harry Toddler – Fool Dem Boy Deh
4. Kiprich – All My Ladies
5. Vegas – Stop Man Food (Raw)(VBR)
6. New Product – Provoke Not (Raw)
7. Ninja Ford – Any Mis A Man (Confront The Ninja)
8. Roundhead – This Is How We Roll (Sample)
9. Sizzla – Life So Nice
10. Teetimus & Sheldon Stewart (Cali Bud Productions) – Sugar And Water Rhythm Version