ANTZ NEST RIDDIM produced by 2000 JAMDOWN RECORDS
Antz Nest Overview
JAMDOWN RECORDS played a key role in shaping the sound of dancehall at the turn of the millennium. In 2000, the label released the Antz Nest Riddim, a project that quickly became a favorite among selectors and partygoers. The riddim’s driving energy and clever arrangement made it a popular choice for late-night sessions, where its infectious beat kept crowds moving until sunrise. The lineup of artists on the Antz Nest Riddim is a testament to the strength of collaboration in dancehall. Beenie Man’s “Hundred Dollar Bag” brings his unmistakable voice and style to the track, making it an instant standout. Red Rat delivers a playful and catchy performance with “Buddy She Want,” while Madd Anju’s “Wha Dis Fadda” adds a sharp lyrical edge. Goofy appears twice, first with “Things Could Be Worst” and again with “Too Much F Kery A Gwaan,” each song showing off his unique approach and wit. Goofy Q T’s “Lonely” adds a different flavor, giving the riddim more depth and variety. Other notable tracks include “You A Di Number One” by Mr Vegas, “Look Wey Ago Gwaan Now” by Alazade, “Bellevue” by Kiprich, and “Jigga” by Lexxus. Each artist brings their own personality, making the riddim a showcase of dancehall talent. The riddim was created by the production team at JAMDOWN RECORDS, known for their skill in crafting dancefloor hits. Antz Nest Riddim holds a respected place in dancehall history, remembered for its role in countless unforgettable parties and its influence on the sound of the era.
Antz Nest Tracklist:
- Beenie Man – Hundred Dollar Bag
- Red Rat – Buddy She Want
- Madd Anju – Wha Dis Fadda
- Goofy – Things Could Be Worst
- Goofy Q T – Lonely
- Mr Vegas – You A Di Number One
- Alazade – Look Wey Ago Gwaan Now
- Goofy – Too Much F Kery A Gwaan
- Kiprich – Bellevue
- Lexxus – Jigga
- Ward 21 Crew – Thug World
- Captain Barkey – Roll On
- Mexican Slingshot – What Time Is It
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