Two Bad Riddim (1996)

Two Bad Riddim (1996)

Two Bad Overview

In 1996, the reggae scene was buzzing with new sounds, and the Two Bad Riddim was one of the standout projects of the year. The rhythm itself was smooth and full of life, blending classic reggae beats with a fresh, relaxed vibe. It had a warm, organic sound that felt both new and familiar, making it easy for listeners to get lost in the groove. The riddim’s steady pulse and gentle layers made it perfect for both parties and easy listening. This set became a stage for young singers who wanted to share their stories and uplift their communities. Songs like "Bad Bull In A Pen" by Richie Stephens brought an energy that was both playful and strong. Baby Cham made a big mark with several tracks, including "Break Up & Make Up," "Duggu Dugu," "Experience Rider," and "More Hood." Each of these songs showed different sides of his style, from catchy hooks to thoughtful lyrics. Spragga Benz joined in with "Dolly House," adding his own flavor to the collection. Wayne Wonder’s "Glamour Gal" brought a smooth, melodic touch, while General Degree’s "Movie Star" added a bit of fun and swagger. Beenie Man’s "Suzuki" was another highlight, showing why he was one of the top names in dancehall at the time. The sound system producer behind this riddim played a key role by blending all these voices and rhythms into a single, powerful project. Their work made sure every song fit the riddim’s unique vibe, helping the set become one of the most memorable cultural releases of 1996.

Riddim Artists Tracklist

1. Two Bad Riddim – Bad Bull In A Pen – Richie Stephens
2. Two Bad Riddim – Bawl It Out –
3. Two Bad Riddim – Break Up & Make Up – Baby Cham
4. Two Bad Riddim – Dolly House – Spragga Benz
5. Two Bad Riddim – Duggu Dugu – Baby Cham
6. Two Bad Riddim – Experience Rider – Baby Cham &
7. Two Bad Riddim – Glamour Gal – Wayne Wonder
8. Two Bad Riddim – More Hood – Baby Cham
9. Two Bad Riddim – Movie Star  – General  Degree
10. Two Bad Riddim – Suzuki  – Beenie Man
11. Two Bad Riddim – Think Wi Nice  – Frisco Kid
12. Two Bad Riddim – Wayne Wonder
13. Two Bad Riddim – Woman We Name – Lady Saw
14. Two Bad Riddim – Worthless Bwoy – Bounti Killa

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