TARGET RIDDIM produced by 321 STRONG 1997
Target Overview
In 1997, three strong voices stood out on the dancehall scene: ARP, Mega Banton, and Terry Ganzie. Each artist brought their own style and energy to the music. ARP was known for the song "Cupid," a track that showed off their smooth harmonies. Mega Banton, who had made a name for himself with earlier hits like "Sound Boy Killing," added his deep, powerful voice to "False Modeling." Terry Ganzie delivered "Target," building on his reputation as a leading voice in roots and dancehall music. The selector’s choice on this project was a mix of gritty beats and smooth dancehall flow. The songs were built on the Target Riddim, a rhythm track that let each artist shine. The beats had a streetwise edge, but the melodies kept things catchy and easy to enjoy. Behind the scenes, producer 321 STRONG played a key role. 321 STRONG was known for working with top dancehall acts in the late 1990s and was linked to several successful riddim projects. Their skills helped make the music sound fresh and ready for dance floors. This selector’s choice was a big part of dancehall culture in 1997. The mix of artists and the strong work from 321 STRONG helped the Target Riddim stand out, making it a lasting favorite for fans of the genre.
Target Tracklist:
- ARP – Cupid
- Mega Banton – False Modeling
- Terry Ganzie – Target
Releases Similar to Target Riddim – 321 Strong
Research and editorial by Riddimz Kalacta & Goltem, sourcing from physical vinyl labels, Discogs, ReggaeFever, Riddim-ID, DancehallMag, and other trusted archives.