Steely & Clevie: The Beatmakers Who Changed Reggae Forever

Steely & Clevie laid the blueprint for digital reggae and modern dancehall. Their innovations in rhythm sequencing, MIDI drum programming, and sampling gave rise to an entire generation of producers. Sadly, Steely passed away in 2009, but their legacy lives on in countless tracks, remixes, and riddims still in rotation today.

1. Pinchers – Bandelero

2. Beres Hammond – Tempted to Touch

3. Steely & Clevie, Dawn Penn – You Don't Love Me

4. Freddie McGregor – Loving Pauper

5. Junior Tucker – Love Of A Lifetime

6. Steely & Clevie, Leroy Sibbles – Fatty Fatty

7. Foxy Brown – Sorry

8. Lady G, Sugar Minott – A Whole Heap A Man

9. Cocoa Tea – Sonia Come Back

10. Tiger – Ram Dance Hall

11. Sugar Minott – Smile

12. Mr. Vegas – Heads High

13. Admiral Bailey – Punanny

14. Gregory Peck – Oversized Mampie

15. General Degree – When I Hold You Tonight

16. Shabba Ranks – Trailer Load A Girls

17. Anthony Malvo, Daddy Lizard – Take You To The Dance

18. Ninjaman – Murder Dem