AFRICAN GAL RIDDIM produced by ICON’S ENTERTAINMENT PRODUCTIONS 2018
African Gal Overview
When the selector’s mix of African Gal Riddim played at parties in 2018, fans reacted with excitement. Many remember the mix as the soundtrack to countless late-night gatherings. The energy and rhythm brought people together, making it a favorite for dancehall lovers. Beenie Man’s “Money Friend” stood out on the riddim. As one of dancehall’s biggest stars, Beenie Man is known for international hits like “Who Am I (Sim Simma)” and winning a Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album in 2001. His contribution added star power to the project. Delly Ranx brought his own style with “Buy Out The Bar.” Delly Ranx is respected in the dancehall scene, both as a deejay and producer, known for his work on the “Red Bull & Guinness” riddim. Iyara and Nymron delivered “Born Sufferer,” giving the riddim a thoughtful edge. Jah Shawn’s “Anywhere Me Turn” and Qq’s “Nah Go Home” kept the party vibes going. Qq is well-known for his early hit “Stookie,” which made him a young star in Jamaica. Other tracks like Singa Height’s “Must Buss” and Jay Icon’s “African Girl Riddim” added more layers to the project. The riddim was crafted by ICON’S ENTERTAINMENT PRODUCTIONS. The label is known for its focus on strong horn riffs and tight production. ICON’S ENTERTAINMENT PRODUCTIONS has worked with several dancehall artists and is respected for its quality sound. African Gal Riddim became a dancehall anthem in 2018, remembered by fans as the heart of many unforgettable parties.
African Gal Tracklist:
- Beenie Man – Money Friend
- Delly Ranx – Buy Out The Bar
- Iyara And Nymron – Born Sufferer
- Jah Shawn – Anywhere Me Turn
- Qq – Nah Go Home
- Savage Savo – Shift Life
- Singa Height – Must Buss
- Jay Icon – African Girl Riddim (Instrumental)
Releases Similar to African Gal Riddim – Icons Entertainment
Research and editorial by Riddimz Kalacta & Goltem, sourcing from physical vinyl labels, Discogs, ReggaeFever, Riddim-ID, DancehallMag, and other trusted archives.