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Punaany riddim

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The Punanny riddim is a King Jammy-era digital dancehall rhythm with a large version catalogue, often cited as a marker of the late-1980s shift toward sparse computerized tracks that gave deejays more rhythmic space and producers faster ways to build versions.

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