Vietnam Riddim – School Boy

VIETNAM RIDDIM produced by SCHOOL BOY 1996

Vietnam Overview

In the mid-1990s, the bashment flow was a big part of dancehall music. This style brought energy to sound clashes and parties across Jamaica. In 1996, the Vietnam Riddim became a favorite among selectors and fans. The riddim was produced by SCHOOL BOY, a name known in the dancehall scene for bringing new sounds to the dance. SCHOOL BOY has worked with several artists and helped shape the music of the era with his productions. On the Vietnam Riddim, Filco Ranks delivers “Ko Gal,” adding a catchy vibe to the release. Candy Man steps up with “Woman You Look Good,” a track that still gets played at dances. Gurt Up brings his own style to “New Flex,” showing the riddim’s range. Junior Cat, famous for his 1992 hit “Top Dog,” adds his voice on “Talking Parrot.” Kid Kurrupt appears with “Gwan Pressure,” marking another strong entry on the riddim. Polly Famous rounds out the lineup with “Red Eye.” Each artist brings their own flavor, making the Vietnam Riddim stand out. Even today, selectors remember this 1996 release as a high point in dancehall. The mix of artists and SCHOOL BOY’s production keeps the riddim fresh for new listeners and long-time fans.

Vietnam Tracklist:

1. Filco Ranks – Ko Gal
2. Candy Man – Woman You Look Good
3. Gurt Up – New Flex
4. Junior Cat – Talking Parrot
5. Kid Kurrupt – Gwan Pressure
6. Polly Famous – Red Eye