ESTROGEN RIDDIM produced by WARD 21 MUSIC 2008
Estrogen Tracklist:
- Aisha – Shake It
- Dangel – Hustling Ladies (Edit)
- Lady G – Hustling Ladies (Edit)
- Lady G – Ring Ring (Raw)
- Lady Saw – Belverdere Heights (Edit)
- Lady Saw – Belverdere Heights (Raw)
- Macka Diamond – New Friend (Edit)
- Ms Thing – Inna Mi League (Edit)
- Ms Thing – Inna Mi League (Raw)
- Natalie Storm – Gal Fi Get Boo (Edit)
- Natalie Storm – Gal Fi Get Boo (Raw)
- Queen Paula – Cyaa Diss Paula (Edit)
- Queen Paula – Cyaa Diss Paula (Raw)
- Spice – A Nuh My Fault (Edit)
- Spice – A Nuh My Fault (Raw)
- Stacious – Clap Yuh Hands (Edit)
- Stacious – Clap Yuh Hands (Raw)
- Tifa – Bottom Of The Barrel (Edit)
- Tifa – Bottom Of The Barrel (Raw)
- Timberlee – Wretchinel (Edit)
- Timberlee – Wretchinel (Raw)
- Version – Estrogen
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Estrogen Overview
Back in 2008, Jamaican street dances echoed with the fresh sound of the Estrogen Riddim. This party backdrop was designed for the dance floor, built by the talented track builder from WARD 21 MUSIC. Known for their bold production style, WARD 21 MUSIC had already made a name in dancehall with their unforgettable riddims and hits like "Badda Badda." The label’s impact on dancehall is still felt today, with millions of streams on platforms worldwide. The journey of Estrogen Riddim began in Kingston’s busy studios. First came the beat—hard drums, catchy synths, and enough energy to keep dancers moving till morning. As soon as it was ready, top female artists were called to record their tracks. Aisha brought “Shake It,” setting off the collection with her vibrant flow. Dangel and Lady G both laid down “Hustling Ladies,” an anthem for strong women everywhere. Lady G also contributed “Ring Ring,” adding her veteran presence—she is well known in reggae history for her hit "Man a Bad Man." Lady Saw delivered “Belverdere Heights.” Her career has been full of milestones, including winning a Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album as part of "Full Frequency" by Shaggy. Macka Diamond dropped “New Friend,” a song that kept her reputation strong in dancehall circles. The rest of the lineup—Ms Thing with “Inna Mi League,” Natalie Storm’s “Gal Fi Get Boo,” Queen Paula’s “Cyaa Diss Paula,” and Spice with “A Nuh My Fault”—completed this powerful reggae collection.