BIG UP RIDDIM produced by CARTELL FAMILY 2000
Big Up Overview
In the year 2000, the “Big Up Riddim” became a favorite for selectors at yard sessions across Jamaica. This riddim stood out on sound systems, bringing energy and excitement to every dance. Compared to other session tapes of its time, “Big Up Riddim” had a fresh and joyful sound that made it a standout for bashment fans. The tape featured top artists like Bounty Killer, who delivered the powerful track “By Any Means Necessary.” Bounty Killer was already known for his hit “Look,” and his strong voice always brought a crowd. Buccaneer’s “Big Up” added a playful touch, showing why he was famous for mixing pirate themes with dancehall. Harry Toddler and Mr Ve teamed up on “Shame And Disgrace (Feat Mr Ve),” giving fans a catchy anthem that lit up the sessions. Jahmore’s “Wash Out” kept the vibes high, while Leego’s “Busam” and Lexxus’ “Top Gal” added their own flavors. The producer, CARTELL FAMILY, played a big role in making this riddim special. Known for crafting dancehall hits, CARTELL FAMILY helped shape the sound of the early 2000s. Their work on “Big Up Riddim” made sure every song fit together, creating a strong and memorable release. Back then, this yard session tape was more than just music—it was a moment that showed the best of bashment and dancehall culture.
Big Up Tracklist:
- Bounty Killer – By Any Means Necessary
- Buccaneer – Big Up
- Harry Toddler – Shame And Disgrace (Feat Mr Ve
- Jahmore – Wash Out
- Leego – Busam
- Lexxus – Top Gal
- President Reagan – Nuh Gal Caan
- Roundhead – Legal Herb Man (Feat Arp)
- Version – Big Up Riddim
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