Ruff Rider
Tanya Stephens · 1997
55 min · 16 tracks · reggae
Dynamic dancehall rhythms intertwine with Tanya Stephens' bold and sultry vocals, creating a vibrant exploration of love and desire.
Top tracks — play these first
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Draw Fi Mi Finger — This track opens the album with an infectious rhythm, showcasing Tanya’s playful yet assertive lyrical style that defines much of her work.
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Cry & Bawl — Here, Tanya explores themes of heartbreak and resilience, delivering deeply personal lyrics over an engaging melody that resonates with many listeners.
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Part Time Lover — This track cleverly addresses infidelity while employing a catchy hook, illustrating Tanya's knack for blending social commentary with accessible dancehall beats.
Moments worth listening for
Where the writing does something specific.
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Cry & Bawl
The writing shifts from reflecting on sorrow to expressing empowerment through self-acceptance and moving forward.
This transition underscores a narrative of resilience, demonstrating how vulnerability can evolve into strength within the context of heartbreak.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Draw Fi Mi Finger 3:36
- 2 Handle the Ride 3:23
- 3 Part Time Lover 3:53
- 4 Man Ah Fraction (interlude) 0:24
- 5 Big Ninja Bike 3:40
- 6 Cry & Bawl 3:49
- 7 Wuk Fi Gawn 3:59
- 8 1-1-9 3:37
- 9 Joe Grind 2:58
- 10 Think It Over 3:44
- 11 Something Blue 3:50
- 12 2000 Years 3:41
- 13 Dedicated 3:56
- 14 Man Fi Ride 3:45
- 15 #2 3:46
- 16 Horny 3:51
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