TURBO PUNAANY RIDDIM produced by STONE LOVE RECORDS 1992
Turbo Punaany Overview
In 1992, the Turbo Punaany Riddim project dropped in Jamaica, capturing the sound of dancehall at that time. The release quickly became a favorite at bashments and sound clashes, thanks to its heavy bass and catchy hooks. The riddim brought together some energetic voices. Fodon Irie’s “Sign Off” stands out with its sharp delivery. Ninja Kid, known for his playful style, delivers “Request The Long Thing.” Power Stone brings a party vibe with “She Bruk Buddy.” Ricky General, who later found major success with songs like “Skettel,” adds his signature touch on “Excuse Me.” Sabo Tooth brings his own flavor to “Good Hood.” Each artist rides the riddim with their own style, making the project lively and memorable. The instrumental “Turbo Punaany Riddim” version lets the foundation shine on its own. Behind the scenes, STONE LOVE RECORDS produced the riddim. Stone Love is one of Jamaica’s most respected sound systems and labels, active since the 1970s and known for breaking many big dancehall hits. Their experience shows in the tight production and strong bassline. Looking back, the selector’s choice of Turbo Punaany Riddim in 1992 captured the true spirit of dancehall at the time. The riddim’s energy, the artists’ performances, and Stone Love’s production made it a classic for fans and selectors alike. If you love 90s dancehall, this project is a must-listen.
Turbo Punaany Tracklist:
- Fodon Irie – Sign Off
- Ninja Kid – Request The Long Thing
- Power Stone – She Bruk Buddy
- Ricky General – Excuse Me
- Sabo Tooth – Good Hood
- Version – Turbo Punaany Riddim (Stone Love)