24-7 (2003) Release Details
- Riddim year: 2003
- Style: Dancehall
- Total tracks: 21
- Unique artists on riddim: 22
- Production credits: MADD FLAVA
- Key artists on this riddim: Bunji Garlin, Delly Ranx, General Pecos, Mega Banton
- Browse this riddim in year & database lists: 2003 Riddims List · 2003 Dancehall Riddims
24-7 Riddim – Madd Flava is a 2003 dancehall riddim produced by Madd Flava, built around an instrumental labeled 24 – 7 Riddim – Instrumental and carried by a run of mid-2000s deejay performances. The lineup features Benjai with Jah Power, Bunji Garlin on Dignity, Dawg E Slaughter with Wine, Delia on Secret Crush, and Delly Ranks delivering Let Me Be, with Gailann (Ah Doh Want Yuh Man) and Ginja (Ginger Stick) rounding out the vocal versions. With Bunji Garlin’s Dignity and Dawg E Slaughter’s Wine as early standout picks on the set, Madd Flava’s production frames the riddim as a reliable pressure-cooker for both melodic and dancefloor-focused flows.
24-7 Tracklist:
- 24 – 7 Riddim - Instrumental
- Benjai – Jah Power
- Brimstone & Fire – The Carpenter
- Bunji Garlin – Dignity
- Dawg E Slaughter – Wine
- Delia – Secret Crush
- Delly Ranks – Let Me Be
- Gailann – Ah Doh Want Yuh Man
- Ginja – Ginger Stick
- Jay T – Bling Bling
- Juicy – Here She Come
- Khari Obafemi – Priviledge
- Maximus Dan – Love Being Me
- Mega Banton – Real Shotta
- Nicco – Dun Dem
- Peter Ram – Whatever
- Rasia – Wuk Meh
- Russel Rankin – Brand Name
- Scarface – Hot Gal
- Terra B – Wash Mouth
- Ziggy Rankin – Watch Yourself
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