A WHO THING RIDDIM produced by 1999 – SLAM RECORDS
A Who Thing Overview
The A Who Thing Riddim is a well-known dancehall track built in 1999. It was released by SLAM RECORDS, a label that has played a big part in keeping dancehall music strong. The riddim’s bold bass and catchy beat have made it a favorite in street sessions and dancehall parties. Many respected artists have voiced on this riddim. Anthony B is featured with the song "Jailhouse." He is known worldwide for his powerful lyrics and his hit album "Real Revolutionary." Capleton, another important figure in reggae and dancehall, brings energy with "Twist And Turn." Capleton’s influence in Jamaican music is huge, with songs like "Jah Jah City" making him a household name. Captain Barkey’s "Twingy Twang" adds a classic deejay style to the riddim. Barkey was part of the famous duo Captain Barkey and Wickerman, known for their humorous and energetic performances. Delicate’s "Benjamins" and Delly Ranks’ "Deh Bout Nuff" both show the riddim’s ability to support different voices and flows. Delly Ranks is also known for his production work and collaborations with artists like Sean Paul. Today, the A Who Thing Riddim is still heard in dancehall sets. Its strong rhythm and memorable songs keep it alive for new fans and longtime listeners alike.
A Who Thing Tracklist:
- Anthony B – Jailhouse
- Capleton – Twist And Turn
- Captain Barkey – Twingy Twang
- Delicate – Benjamins
- Delly Ranks – Deh Bout Nuff
- Future Troubles – Jiggi With It
- General B – Pon Ends
- Jigsy King – Wah Dis
- Lexxus – Make Some Money
- Max Wayne & Black Rat – Nah Drop Shield
- Mutton & Platinum – Dainty Body
- Ninja Ford – Girls Appointment
- Powerman – Borrow Gun
- Problem Child – Your Only Man
- Red Dragon – Yu Body Good
- Simpleton – City Lock
- Slam Records – A Who Ting Riddim – Version
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