A bonus for the Jamaican state of Mind family of a 90's dancehall music mix I did — new episode coming next week, enjoy this in the meantime.
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The following riddims are included in the Mix in order;
Joy ride Riddim, Haunted Riddim, Showtime Riddim, Playground riddim, Bruk Out Riddim and Bellyas Riddim.
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The Mix featuring the following artistes; Wayne Wonder, Baby Cham, Frisco Kids, Lady Shaw, Bounty Killer, Richie Stephens, Spragga Benz, Beenie Man, Mad Cobra, Sean Paul, Mr. Easy, T.O.K, Ward 21, Capleton and Elephant man.
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DO NOT OWN THE RIGHTS TO ANY OF THIS MUSIC!

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