EQUAL RIGHTS – TECHNIQUES
Equal Rights – Techniques Overview
The yard beat from Techniques is making a big impact on today’s bashment scene. This dancehall riddim stands out with its strong energy and classic party feel. When you compare this yard beat to other selectors’ mixes from the same era, you can hear the difference. Some older mixes were more laid-back or roots-focused, but this one brings a sharper, more upbeat style that keeps the dance floor moving. Several talented artists ride this riddim. Conroy Smith delivers “Black Indian Girl,” showing off his smooth, melodic voice. Smith is well known for his hit “Dangerous,” which made him a respected name in dancehall music. Ernest Wilson sings “I Wanna Hold Your Hand,” bringing the same soulful touch he gave to his classic group, The Clarendonians. Feather Man’s “Them Girl Ready” adds more fire to the mix, while Little Ritchie’s “I Miss You” and Malibu’s “My Love” keep the crowd engaged. The sound engineer plays a big part in shaping the final sound, making sure every vocal and instrument is clear and powerful. This helps each song shine on the riddim. The producer, Techniques, is famous for bringing out some of the biggest dancehall hits, always focusing on catchy rhythms and party vibes. This yard beat is now a favorite with selectors and fans, keeping dancehall fresh and exciting in every session.
Tracklist:
- Conroy Smith – Black Indian Girl
- Ernest Wilson – I Wanna Hold Your Hand
- Feather Man – Them Girl Ready
- Little Ritchie – I Miss You
- Malibu – My Love
- Moddeling Rosie – Plenty Girl A Suffer
- Mr Wong – Dance Hall Bubbler
- Papa San And Lady G – Legal Rights
- Thriller U & Nardo Ranks – Old Fire Stick
- Wayne Wonder – Anyone In Love
- Wayne Wonder – The Girl Is Mine