Unknown Riddim – Ban Mi Fi Di Truth – Greensleeves Records 1996
Unknown Overview
Unknown Riddim comes from Jamaica and first made its mark in 1996. This dancehall set quickly became popular at parties across the island. The collection brings together some of the top dancehall artists of that time, each with their own unique sound. Alley Cat stands out with "Fat Piece A Property," a song that shows his playful style. Alley Cat is also known for his hit "Watchie Pum," which helped him gain attention in the dancehall scene. Beenie Man, another key artist on this riddim, delivers "Ban Mi Fi Di Truth." By 1996, Beenie Man was already a big name in dancehall, with a career that includes the famous album "Blessed" and the hit single "Who Am I (Sim Simma)." His energetic voice lifts every track he touches. Shot Wound brings a rough edge to the collection with "Good Me Boy," while Silver Cat keeps the dancefloor moving with "Body Basic." Each artist adds their own flavor, showing the variety and creativity in dancehall at the time. The riddim itself was carefully crafted, giving every song a strong, steady beat. This collection is a good example of what yard music sounded like in the mid-90s—raw, lively, and ready for the dance. Unknown Riddim remains a favorite for anyone who loves classic dancehall.
Unknown Tracklist:
- Alley Cat – Fat Piece A Property
- Beenie Man – Ban Mi Fi Di Truth
- Shot Wound – Good Me Boy
- Silver Cat – Body Basic
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