Big Up Riddim – John John Records

BIG UP RIDDIM produced by JOHN JOHN RECORDS 2007

Big Up Overview

In 2007, the Big Up Riddim from JOHN JOHN RECORDS became a big part of dancehall music in Jamaica. The riddim was produced by John John, the son of legendary producer King Jammy. He has helped shape modern dancehall with his label, which is known for working with top artists and releasing popular riddims. The recording process brought together some of the most respected names in dancehall. Lady Saw delivered her track “Big Up,” showing why she is called the Queen of Dancehall. Capleton, known for his energetic style and hits like “Jah Jah City,” added “Safe Travel” to the set. Assassin, who later became known as Agent Sasco, brought sharp lyrics to “All Over The World.” Other major artists also joined the project. Buju Banton, famous for his Grammy-winning album “Before the Dawn,” gave fans “Knock Knock.” Vybz Kartel, one of dancehall’s most influential voices, contributed “Tight Suh.” Each artist added their own style, making the riddim popular in clubs and on radio. The Big Up Riddim pulsed through sound systems across the island, showing the strength of dancehall in 2007. With its strong lineup and expert production, this set remains a highlight from JOHN JOHN RECORDS.

Big Up Tracklist:

1. Lady Saw – Big Up
2. Capleton – Safe Travel
3. Assassin – All Over The World
4. Buju Banton – Knock Knock
5. Vybz Kartel – Tight Suh
6. Spice – Walkie Talkie
7. Beenie Man – Angel Talk
8. Wayne Marshall – Paper Bad Boy
9. Ninja Man – Give Praise (Fool Dem Talking)
10. Elephant Man – Push It
11. Sizzla – Hurry Up
12. Bling Dawg – Bruk It Off
13. Ice Cold – Nuff Gal
14. Travelers Check – Start Di Dance
15. General Degree – Dem A Bawl
16. David King & Rasta Youth – Whats Your Name
17. Skillache – Dont Do Dat
18. John John – Big Up Rhythm Version
19. New Kids – Chuck Out
20. Unknown – Proud Of Jamaica

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