Yardy Riddim – House A Star Records

YARDY RIDDIM produced by HOUSE A STAR RECORDS 2008

Yardy Overview

The Yardy Riddim is a true standout when it comes to dancehall energy. Its groove is steady, with heavy bass and sharp snares that grab attention from the first beat. The rhythm gives off an authentic yard vibe—easy to move to, full of life, and perfect for both street corners and packed dancehall parties. Its infectious bounce has made it a favorite whenever selectors want to keep the crowd's focus locked. On this riddim, several artists brought their unique touch. Deja Vu’s "Nuh Beg" rides the instrumental with a cool confidence, fitting perfectly into the Yardy mood. G Money delivers encouragement on "Never Stop Try," echoing the kind of resilience that defines many in the dancehall scene. Hawkeye stands out with "Cyaah Do U Nuttin." Known for his 2001 hit single “Arrest Mi Officer,” Hawkeye is no stranger to catchy hooks and witty lyrics. Higher Tone adds a spiritual angle with "Prayer A Day," blending positive messages into the mix. Kiprich’s "Police" taps into his talent for storytelling; fans may remember Kiprich for his hit song “Telephone Ting” which gained popularity in Jamaican charts. Behind these tunes is HOUSE A STAR RECORDS, a label known for keeping dancehall fresh with new talent and innovative beats. The label has built its reputation by consistently delivering popular riddims and has earned recognition in streaming numbers from various online platforms.

Yardy Tracklist:

1. Deja Vu – Nuh Beg (Edit)
2. Deja Vu – Nuh Beg (Raw)
3. G Money – Never Stop Try
4. Hawkeye – Cyaah Do U Nuttin (Edit)
5. Hawkeye – Cyaah Do U Nuttin (Raw)
6. Higher Tone – Prayer A Day
7. Kiprich – Police
8. Luddy Haskell – Nu Gal Caan (Edit)
9. Ratigan – Badman Ting
10. Tuffy Melody – In Mi Room
11. Voicemail – Rude Boys (Edit)
12. Voicemail – Rude Boys (Raw)
13. Wesly Diamond – The Friendship
14. Yardy Instrumental – Version