Mayday Riddim – Charm Records

MAYDAY RIDDIM produced by CHARM RECORDS 2003

Mayday Tracklist:

1. Beenie Man – Ghetto Yout (Clean)
2. Beenie Man – Ghetto Yout (Raw)
3. Elephant Man – Real Bad Man (Clean)
4. Elephant Man – Real Bad Man (Raw)
5. Sizzla – The Girls Dem (Clean)
6. Sizzla – The Girls Dem (Raw)
7. Version – Mayday Riddim
8. Vybz Kartel And Wayne Marshall – Highest Grade (Clean)
9. Vybz Kartel And Wayne Marshall – Highest Grade (Raw)

Mayday Overview

In 2003, a selector’s mix called "Mayday Riddim" hit the streets and quickly became a favorite among DJs and dancehall fans. This mix featured some of the biggest names in the genre, each bringing their distinct style to the project. Beenie Man, known for hits like "King of the Dancehall," contributed "Ghetto Yout," showcasing his signature flair and lyrical prowess. Elephant Man, famous for his energetic performances and tracks like "Pon de River, Pon de Bank," delivered "Real Bad Man," adding his vibrant energy to the mix. Sizzla, a key figure in reggae and dancehall with his powerful voice, offered "The Girls Dem," blending his unique style into the riddim. Vybz Kartel and Wayne Marshall teamed up for "Highest Grade," a collaboration that highlighted their chemistry and lyrical dexterity. The mix also included "Version — Mayday Riddim," providing the instrumental backbone that tied all the tracks together. The production of "Mayday Riddim" was handled by CHARM RECORDS, a label known for its consistent delivery of high-quality dancehall music. Over the years, CHARM RECORDS has been instrumental in shaping the sound of dancehall, working with numerous top artists and producing tracks that resonate with fans worldwide. For those who experienced the dancehall scene in 2003, "Mayday Riddim" stands out as an anthem that captured the essence of the era. Its infectious beats and streetwise performances made it a staple in sound systems and a memorable part of the year's musical landscape.