Ah remembering the days of Jamaican 90’s Reggae

A lot of people didn’t really like music from the 90’s and who can blame them how can you beat pop, rap, metal music from the eighties? It’s hard. Well we used to call music from the 80’s “Old School” but things have changed and music from the 80s is now put in the category of “Oldies” and forget 70’s music that’s really old, but 70’s was one of the decades that produced and influenced the best music around. The new “Oldies” is music from the 90’s and although there wasn’t much good music made in the nineties there were a few songs and some of these hit titles were indie underground tracks that we all listened to while kids, but some kids missed out on them.

Jamaican Style Reggae was amazing some would call it music to get high to, but others just enjoyed the music as is and danced to it and just have fun times. I’m going to take you back to the days of Nadine Sutherland, Terror Fabulous, Blood Sisters, Snow, Chaka Demus, Pilers, Nardo Ranks, Louchie Lou & Michie One check out the videos below.

Ok so let us start with our favorite 90’s reggae songs and we are going to start with Chaka Demus & Pilers.

Chaka Demus & Pilers were a big deal back in the 90’s with their two hit titles “Murder She Wrote” and “Bam Bam” and below check out their two songs.

Chaka Demus & Pilers – Murder She Wrote

Chaka Demus & Pilers – Bam Bam

Nardo Ranks – Them A Bleach

Louchie Lou & Michie One – Rich Girl – Influenced Gwen Stefani and had her make  a cover.

Nadine Sutherland & Terror Fabulous – Action

Blood Sisters – Ring My Bell

Snow – Informer