AWAH SUH RIDDIM produced by ROKWON MUSIC GROUP
Awah Suh Overview
In 2013, dancehall fans in Jamaica and beyond felt the impact of the Awah Suh Riddim, especially its sound system cut. This version was built for the dance floor, and it quickly became a favorite at street dances and parties. The riddim’s energy matched the heartbeat of dancehall culture, where heavy bass and sharp snares keep people moving. The beat maker behind Awah Suh Riddim gave it a fresh, modern edge. ROKWON MUSIC GROUP produced the project, bringing their own style to the dancehall scene. The label is known for pushing new sounds and supporting both rising and established artists. ROKWON MUSIC GROUP has worked with various talents in the genre, helping to shape the sound of early 2010s dancehall. Several artists helped define the riddim. Iyara & George P delivered “Yutes Dem Time,” a track that captured the spirit of young people in the dancehall. Iyara is recognized for his lyrical skills and has worked with top dancehall acts, including a stint with Bounty Killer’s Alliance crew. Tishawn’s “Wickid Fren” added another layer, while Jay Phlo brought his own flavor with “Mi Get Gal.” Icehead & Ozari’s “Flush” kept the energy high, and Albeeno’s “Nuh Bag A Man” stood out for its catchy hook. The instrumental “Version_ Awah Suh Riddim” by Jstar & Randy offered DJs a chance to get creative in the dance. Even years later, fans remember the sound system cut as a true dancehall anthem. Its beats and voices still echo in the dance, showing the lasting power of a well-crafted riddim.
Awah Suh Tracklist:
- Iyara & George P – Yutes Dem Time
- Tishawn – Wickid Fren
- Tishawn – Wickid Fren (Raw)
- Jay Phlo – Mi Get Gal
- Icehead & Ozari – Flush
- Albeeno – Nuh Bag A Man
- Jstar & Randy – Version_ Awah Suh Riddim