Troublesome Riddim – Black Love Productions 2009
Troublesome Overview
The Troublesome Riddim arrived in 2009 with a bold, energetic feel that quickly made it a favorite on dancehall floors. The beat is driven by a punchy bassline and sharp drums, giving it a lively, contagious groove. Its rhythm is both playful and aggressive, making it perfect for party settings and sound clashes. The riddim’s catchy hooks and upbeat tempo invite dancers to move, and selectors often reach for it when they want to bring back that classic dancehall excitement. Several top artists added their own style to the riddim. Spice delivers “Di Man Dem Say” with her signature confidence and flair. Known for her hit “So Mi Like It” and as the “Queen of Dancehall,” Spice’s contribution stands out with strong vocals and clever lyrics. Merciless brings “Get It,” showing off the sharp delivery that made him a respected clash artist. Sizzla’s “Hot” adds a fiery energy, fitting for an artist famous for albums like “Da Real Thing.” Kiprich’s “Let U Down Baby” brings a playful twist, while Vybz Kartel’s “Wine” keeps the party moving, showing why he’s one of dancehall’s most influential voices. The riddim was produced by Stephen “Di Genius” McGregor, known for his work with many dancehall stars and for shaping the sound of the late 2000s. Even today, selectors pull Troublesome Riddim for its old-school vibes and dancefloor power.
Troublesome Tracklist:
- Spice – Di Man Dem Say
- Merciless – Get It
- Sizzla – Hot
- Kiprich – Let U Down Baby
- Vybz Kartel – Wine