Work Out Riddim – Di Genius Production

WORK OUT RIDDIM produced by DI GENIUS PRODUCTION 2008

Work Out Tracklist:

1. Mavado – Ina Di Car Back (Raw)
2. Mavado – Ina Di Car Back (Edit)
3. Black Ryno – Bend Over (Raw)
4. Black Ryno – Bend Over (Edit)
5. Bramma – Whao (Raw)
6. Bramma – Whao (Edit)
7. Vybz Kartel – Work Out (Raw)
8. Vybz Kartel – Work Out (Edit)
9. Fambo – Pon Di Pole (Raw)
10. Fambo – Pon Di Pole (Edit)
11. Esco – Top Up (Raw)
12. Esco – Top Up (Edit)
13. Sean Paul – Dont Tease Me (Raw)
14. Sean Paul – Dont Tease Me (Edit)
15. Evil – She Waaah (Raw)
16. Evil – She Waaah (Edit)
17. Singing Sweet – What Is Love (Raw)
18. Singing Sweet – What Is Love (Edit)
19. Shema – All About Me (Raw)
20. Shema – All About Me (Edit)
21. Voicemail – Give Her (Raw)
22. Voicemail – Give Her (Edit)
23. Aidonia – In Har Belly (Raw)
24. Aidonia – Ina Har Belly (Edit)
25. Elephant Man – We Ketch Dem (Raw)
26. Elephant Man – We Ketch Dem (Edit)
27. Assassin – Money (Raw)
28. Assassin – Money (Edit)
29. Laden – Do Yuh Ting (Raw)
30. Laden – Do Yuh Ting (Edit)
31. Chino – Dem Gyal Yah (Raw)
32. Chino – Dem Gyal Ya (Edit)
33. Wayne Marshall – So Di Gangster Ride (Raw)
34. Wayne Marshall – So Di Gangster Ride (Edit)

Work Out Overview

In 2008, the Work Out Riddim, also called yard beat, brought fresh energy to dancehall. It was produced by DI GENIUS PRODUCTION, led by Stephen "Di Genius" McGregor. Di Genius is known for his creative beats and has worked with top reggae and dancehall artists over the years. The Work Out Riddim stood out because of its powerful drums and quick tempo. This made it popular at street dances across Jamaica in 2008. Fans loved the energy it gave to every party. Many talented artists recorded songs on this riddim. Black Ryno’s "Bend Over" became a favorite for dance crews. Bramma added excitement with his track "Whao." Vybz Kartel, who already had hits like "Clarks" with Popcaan and Gaza Slim, brought even more attention to the riddim with "Work Out." Fambo got fans moving with "Pon Di Pole," while Esco delivered "Top Up." Compared to other collections from that time, such as those from producers like TJ Records or Daseca (not featured here), Work Out Riddim focused on fast-paced rhythms perfect for dancing. The vocals were catchy and easy to sing along with, helping each song shine. Other tracks on the riddim included Sean Paul’s "Dont Tease Me," Evil’s "She Waaah," Singing Sweet’s "What Is Love," Shema’s "All About Me," and Voicemail’s "Give Her." Each artist used the riddim in their own way but kept the party vibe strong.