BEEZE RIDDIM produced by VERY HUGE RECORDS 2001
Beeze Overview
In 2001, dancehall clubs in Jamaica and beyond were alive with new sounds. The Beeze Riddim quickly became a favorite among selectors and party crowds. Its catchy beat and modern style made it perfect for late-night dances and sound system clashes. A big part of the riddim’s success came from the sound engineer’s careful touch. The engineer blended classic dancehall vibes with new trap influences, making the riddim feel fresh but still true to its roots. The mix was clean, and every instrument stood out, helping the songs hit harder in the dance. The producer, VERY HUGE RECORDS, played a key role in shaping the project. Known for working with both established and rising dancehall stars, VERY HUGE RECORDS has built a reputation for high-quality releases. Their productions are often streamed by fans worldwide, and they have helped bring dancehall music to new audiences. The artists on Beeze Riddim brought their own style. Gabriel’s “Mi Vex” stood out with its sharp delivery and energy. Sizzla, who is famous for his hit album “Da Real Thing,” gave a powerful performance on “Wha Dat.” Spragga Benz, known for his global hit “She Nuh Ready Yet (Hype Up),” added his signature flow to “Splash On.” Even today, selectors remember the 2001 mix as a standout moment. The Beeze Riddim’s blend of classic and modern sounds keeps it respected in dancehall circles.
Beeze Tracklist:
- Gabriel – Mi Vex
- Sizzla – Wha Dat
- Spragga Benz – Splash On
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