The Den Riddim – Roar Records

THE DEN RIDDIM produced by ROAR RECORDS 1998

The Den Overview

ROAR RECORDS was the label behind one of 1998’s most talked-about dancehall releases. Known for its roots in sound system culture, the label helped launch several memorable projects in the late 1990s. With The Den Riddim, ROAR RECORDS brought together a group of rising artists and gave them a strong platform in the dancehall scene. Among the standout performers on this riddim was Archa General, whose track "Jah Works" quickly became a favorite with selectors and fans. Archa General is recognized for his energetic delivery and conscious lyrics, and "Jah Works" helped him reach a wider audience in the dancehall community. Black Indian also made a mark with "Who God Bless," adding his unique voice to the mix. Black Indian is known for his collaborations with other dancehall and reggae artists, and his presence on this riddim boosted his profile even further. Blacka Don contributed the song "How Dem A Seh," bringing his own style to the project. Judge Dread, famous for his earlier chart success in the UK with reggae and ska hits, appeared with the track "Jerry Springer," adding a touch of humor and storytelling to the release. The riddim’s title track, "The Den Riddim," came from Roar, rounding out the collection. The studio hand behind the project, ROAR RECORDS, is known for supporting emerging talent and helping fresh voices break through.

The Den Tracklist:

1. Archa General – Jah Works
2. Black Indian – Who God Bless
3. Blacka Don – How Dem A Seh
4. Judge Dread – Jerry Springer
5. Roar – The Den Riddim