44 FLAT RIDDIM produced by STEELIE & CLEVIE RECORDS 2003
44 Flat Overview
The 44 Flat Riddim stands out in dancehall thanks to the creative touch of Steely & Clevie Records. This legendary production duo, known for shaping the digital dancehall sound in the late 1980s and 1990s, brought their experience and signature style to the 2003 riddim. Steely & Clevie Records have a long history of working with top artists and producing classic riddims that still influence reggae and dancehall music today. On the 44 Flat Riddim, the label’s skill in blending hardcore beats with catchy hooks shines through. The riddim’s energy is perfect for both the dancefloor and deeper listening, attracting a lineup of major artists. Beenie Man delivers “Ten Gal,” a track full of charisma and smooth flow. Buju Banton and Bounty Killer team up on “Teaser,” bringing together two powerful voices in a single song. Determine’s “Above The Law” adds a confident, gritty edge. Elephant Man brings his signature energy with two songs: “R Kelly Face” and “Say Never.” His playful lyrics and lively delivery match the riddim’s upbeat vibe. Frisco Kid and Spragga Benz join forces on “1 2 Order,” creating a memorable collaboration. Mr Lex contributes with “Dem No Like We,” adding his unique style to the mix. The riddim itself, “44 Flat Riddim” by Steely And Clevie, showcases the label’s production talent. With this collection, 44 Flat Riddim remains an important part of dancehall history, showing how collaboration and strong production can create lasting music.
44 Flat Tracklist:
- Beenie Man – Ten Gal
- Buju Banton Bounty Killer – Teaser
- Determine – Above The Law
- Elephant Man – R Kelly Face
- Elephant Man – Say Never
- Frisco Kid Spragga Benz – 1 2 Order
- Mr Lex – Dem No Like We
- Steely And Clevie – 44 Flat Riddim
APPLE MUSIC STREAM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGIXWwZvShk
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