BITING ANTS RIDDIM produced by WILETUNES 2013
Biting Ants Overview
The Biting Ants Riddim, released in 2013, was produced by WILETUNES. WILETUNES is known for creating energetic dancehall beats and has worked with several big names in the genre. The label has gained respect for its ability to make tracks that keep dance floors moving, and Biting Ants Riddim is a good example of this skill. The riddim features some of dancehall’s most famous voices. Beenie Man, often called the “King of Dancehall,” appears on two tracks: “The Gum” and “The Gum (Raw).” Beenie Man has a long list of hits, including the Grammy-winning album “Art and Life.” His presence on the riddim brings star power and experience. Cobra, another respected artist in dancehall, delivers “Seh Suh Nuh” and “See Suh Nuh (Raw).” Cobra is known for his 1990s hit “Flex,” and his style fits perfectly on this lively riddim. Elephant Man, famous for his energetic performances and songs like “Pon De River Pon De Bank,” brings his unique flair to “Warrior.” The riddim also gives space to rising talents. Frisco’s “Beg People Fren” and Marcy Chin’s “Di Pree” show the next wave of dancehall voices. Both artists add fresh energy to the project. Other tracks, like “We Have Nuff Things” by Easy and “Big Up” and “Big Up (Raw)” by Point O, add even more variety. Years after its release, selectors still play Biting Ants Riddim at parties, showing its lasting impact on the dancehall scene.
Biting Ants Tracklist:
- Beenie Man – The Gum (Radio Edit)
- Beenie Man – The Gum (Raw) (Explicit)
- Cobra – Seh Suh Nuh (Radio Edit)
- Cobra – See Suh Nuh (Raw) (Explicit)
- Elephant Man – Warrior
- Frisco – Beg People Fren (Explicit)
- Marcy Chin – Di Pree
- Easy – We Have Nuff Things (Explicit)
- Point O – Big Up (Radio Edit)
- Point O – Big Up (Raw) (Explicit)
- Ward 21 – Goodaz (Radio Edit)
- Ward 21 – Goodaz (Raw)
- Ward 21 – Calendar (Radio Edit)
- Ward 21 – Calendar (Raw)
- Kunley 21 – Biting Ants (Instrumental)
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