
Cemetry Rider Overview
Back in 2013, the Cemetry Rider Riddim was a big sound in dancehall parties. Selectors loved to drop it because the energy was always high. The riddim had a dark, driving beat that made people move. Compared to other dancehall riddims from that year, Cemetry Rider stood out for its raw edge and the way it brought together top voices. Dotta Coppa’s “Grave Spot” was a clear favorite. Dotta Coppa is known for his fast, sharp delivery, and this track showed off his style. Splinter Cell gave us “Gunshot Too Dear,” a tune that selectors often played for its tough lyrics and strong presence. Star 9’s “Kill People” added another layer, giving the riddim a fierce feel. Echo D’Wayne’s “Neva Real” and Extra X’s “Man - Real Outlaw” kept the vibes going. Each artist brought something different, so the riddim never felt boring. If you compare this drop to others from 2013, like the popular “Overdrive” or “Bad Bounce” riddims, Cemetry Rider was darker and more intense. It was perfect for late-night clash sessions and street dances. The architect behind it all was STING G MUSIC. This producer is known for crafting hard-hitting dancehall beats and has worked with several rising and established artists. The “Cemetry Rider Riddim Version” from STING G MUSIC let selectors mix and blend, making it a go-to for DJs. With artists like Dotta Coppa and Splinter Cell leading the way, this riddim made a big mark. Even now, people remember how it ran the parties and set the mood.
Cemetry Rider Tracklist:
- Dotta Coppa – Grave Spot
- Splinter Cell – Gunshot Too Dear
- Star 9 – Kill People
- Echo D’Wayne – Neva Real
- Extra X-Man – Real Outlaw
- Chris Militant – Send Dem Home
- Chronic Law – War Dem Ask Fah
- Sting G Music – Cemetry Rider Riddim Version
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Research and editorial by Riddimz Kalacta & Goltem, sourcing from physical vinyl labels, Discogs, ReggaeFever, Riddim-ID, DancehallMag, and other trusted archives.