Best Trick Riddim – Weedy G Soundforce

BEST TRICK RIDDIM produced by WEEDY G SOUNDFORCE 2010

Best Trick Overview

Best Trick Riddim arrived in 2010 and quickly became a street anthem in dancehall. DJs played this selector’s mix again and again. The riddim came from Jamaica, with a strong beat that made people want to dance. Several well-known artists brought their own style to the Best Trick Riddim. Cookie The Herbalist gave fans the catchy track “Inna Mi Car.” Jimmy Riley and Fanton Mojah teamed up for “Tell Me Your Name.” Jimmy Riley is known for his classic hit “Love and Devotion” and long career in reggae music. King General delivered “If I Was A Rich Man,” while Lutan Fyah, a respected name in roots reggae, performed “Mix Up.” Lutan Fyah has released many albums, including “Time & Place.” Mercilless added “Country Boy” to the mix, showing his lyrical skills. Other artists on the riddim included Perfect with “Money Can'T Buy Love,” Prapathing & Craig Scott with “Hot Gal,” Skarra Mucci’s “Pardon,” Top Cat’s “Ganja Smoker,” and the title track “Best Trick Riddim” by Weedy G. The producer behind it all, WEEDY G SOUNDFORCE, is known for creating powerful dancehall and reggae riddims. WEEDY G SOUNDFORCE runs the Swiss label Weedy G Soundforce, which has worked with both Jamaican and European artists. This riddim was a big part of 2010’s dancehall playlists and is still remembered for its energy and style.

Best Trick Tracklist:

1. Cookie The Herbalist – Inna Mi Car
2. Jimmy Riley & Fanton Mojah – Tell Me Your Name
3. King General – If I Was A Rich Man
4. Lutan Fyah – Mix Up
5. Mercilless – Country Boy
6. Perfect – Money Can’T Buy Love
7. Prapathing & Craig Scott – Hot Gal
8. Skarra Mucci – Pardon
9. Top Cat – Ganja Smoker
10. Weedy G – Best Trick Riddim

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