JOUVERT RIDDIM ? UIM RECORDS 2012
Jouvert Overview
In 2012, the Jouvert Riddim made a big impact on the dancehall scene in Jamaica. The release quickly became a favorite among selectors for its high-energy tracks that are perfect for any bashment or party. The riddim brought together a strong lineup of artists. Konshens, who had already gained attention with hits like “Gal a Bubble,” added his song “Live It Up” to the project. Supa Hype, known for his work as both an artist and producer, delivered “Whine N Grind,” showing off his signature style. Bugle And Richie Feelings teamed up for “Bubble Up,” mixing Bugle’s thoughtful lyrics with Richie Feelings’ lively delivery. Lisa Hyper, who was once part of the Portmore Empire, brought her own vibe with “Soca Whine.” Trever Off Key And Chedda joined forces on “Hands Dem Up,” giving the riddim another dance-ready anthem. Other standout tracks included Demarco’s “Gyal Dem Wah Whine,” Tommy Lee’s “Gyal Yuh Perfect,” Laden’s “Luv Ur Style,” Blak Diamon’s “Take Me Away,” and Tony Matterhorn’s “Let Me Touch.” Each song added a fresh layer to the riddim, making the release feel like a true celebration of dancehall music. The production quality set Jouvert Riddim apart. The studio work was tight, with every track fitting smoothly into the overall sound. For dancehall fans, 2012 would not be the same without this riddim. It’s a release that still gets crowds moving and stands as a highlight of the year.
Jouvert Tracklist:
- Konshens – Live It Up
- Supa Hype – Whine N Grind
- Bugle And Richie Feelings – Bubble Up (Sudd Up)
- Lisa Hyper – Soca Whine
- Trever Off Key And Chedda – Hands Dem Up
- Demarco – Gyal Dem Wah Whine
- Tommy Lee – Gyal Yuh Perfect
- Laden – Luv Ur Style
- Blak Diamon – Take Me Away
- Tony Matterhorn – Let Me Touch
- Charly Black And Quick Cook – Welding (Wap Wap)
- Propa Fade – Who I Am
- Khago – Peppery
- U.I.M – Jouvert Riddim
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