2070’S RIDDIM produced by FAT EYES RECORDS 2007
2070s Overview
The 2070s Riddim is a dancehall beat that became popular in 2007, especially at Jamaican sound system parties. In these events, sound systems would play the latest riddims, and the 2070s Riddim stood out for its energy and catchy rhythm. The sound engineer played a key role, making sure the beat sounded clear and heavy through the big speakers, helping the crowd feel every bassline and snare. The riddim was produced by FAT EYES RECORDS, a well-known label in dancehall music. FAT EYES RECORDS has been active since the 1990s and is known for working with top reggae and dancehall artists. Their productions are often played by sound systems across Jamaica and internationally. Several artists brought their own style to the 2070s Riddim. Capleton & Saba performed "Light A Fire," adding powerful lyrics and energy. Capleton is famous for his hit "Jah Jah City" and is respected for his fiery performances. Evil delivered "Stamina Man," while Chino performed "Ganja Man." Chino is known for his hit "From Mawning (Never Change)." Elephant Man, who has many dancehall hits like "Pon De River Pon De Bank," contributed "Smell." Leftside performed "Stamina Man (Raw)." Stephen (Di Genius) Mcgregor, a key figure in modern dancehall production, created the "2070's Riddim Version." Voicemail gave fans "Get Down On It," and Vybz Kartel added "Bruk Out." These tracks helped make the riddim a favorite at bashment events in 2007.
2070s Tracklist:
- Capleton & Saba – Light A Fire
- Evil – Stamina Man
- Chino – Ganja Man
- Elephant Man – Smell
- Leftside – Stamina Man (Raw) (Mr. Evil)
- Mavado – Don’t Tek It Fi Joke
- Stephen (Di Genius) Mcgregor – 2070’s Riddim Version
- Voicemail – Get Down On It
- Vybz Kartel – Bruk Out
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