←ExploreENTITY · PRODUCER ORGSteely & Clevie ProductionsProbableA Jamaican production house associated with the dancehall era. Starter record pending editorial verification.Share a memoryCorrect this recordAdd a source leadAt a glanceTypeproducer orgConfidenceProbableEraOpen era →Technology, recording & industryConnectionscreated or popularisedAgony riddimKing Jammy's house band Steely & Clevie built the rhythm.linked by · member ofCleveland "Clevie" BrowneCleveland 'Clevie' Browne was the drumming half of Steely & Clevie, documented in the Rough Guide to Reggae.linked by · member ofWycliffe "Steely" JohnsonWycliffe 'Steely' Johnson was one half of the Steely & Clevie production duo, per Reggae Routes.linked by · produced byBoops RiddimSteely & Clevie built the digital rhythm.linked by · produced byPoco Man Jam RiddimCreated the 1989 digital riddim.linked by · produced byPoco Man JamDigital riddim built by Steely & Clevie, 1989/90.linked by · produced byStreet Sweeper riddimSteely & Clevie production for Studio 2000, 1999.linked by · recorded forDirtsmanCut 'Thank You' for Steely & Clevie.linked by · worked withScreechy DanDebut album The Mission (1996) featured production from Steely & Clevie and Sting International.linked by · produced by"Poco Man Jam" — Gregory PeckProduced by Steely and Clevie in 1990.linked by · produced byChevelle FranklynRecorded 'No One in the World' (1989) with Steely & Clevie.linked by · worked withJunie RanksRecorded with Steely & Clevie.linked by · worked withNutteaNuttea's 1993 debut album Paris-Kingston-Paris was produced with Steely & Clevie.In storiesStory · Well supportedFrom Sleng Teng to the laptopThe digital riddim turned the producer into the star of the record - and the story runs from a Casio preset to the modern hit factory.
