Chronicles Of A Woman Riddim – Ygf Records

CHRONICLES OF A WOMAN RIDDIM produced by YGF RECORDS 2016

Chronicles Of A Woman Overview

In 2016, the Chronicles Of A Woman Riddim made a big mark in the dancehall scene. The riddim’s hard-hitting beat was crafted by YGF RECORDS, a label known for sharp production and strong releases. YGF RECORDS, founded by Tevin Richards, quickly became a respected name in dancehall, working with many top artists and racking up millions of streams on digital platforms. The recording process for this riddim focused on capturing the energy of a real dancehall party. The beat is tough and modern, with catchy hooks that stick in your mind. Each artist brought their own style, shaping the riddim into a true sound system anthem. Dann’s “I Drive By” stands out with its confident delivery. Deep Jah’s “Nah Rape” brings a serious message, showing his ability to address real issues in his music. Devin Di Dakta’s “Sekkle Dung” adds a playful touch. Devin Di Dakta is well-known for his Grammy nomination in 2017 for Best Reggae Album as part of the Sly & Robbie Presents... Reggae For Her project. Jahvillani’s “Fi Di Gyal Dem” brings smooth lyrics for the ladies, while Khago’s “Gyal Yuh Body Good” gives a catchy, party-ready vibe. Khago is famous for hits like “Nah Sell Out,” which helped him gain international attention. Each song on the riddim adds something special. When played on a sound system, the Chronicles Of A Woman Riddim captures the excitement of 2016 dancehall and remains a favorite for fans who love that classic yard party feeling.

Chronicles Of A Woman Tracklist:

1. Dann – I Drive By (Raw)
2. Dann – I Drive By (Clean)
3. Deep Jah – Nah Rape
4. Devin Di Dakta – Sekkle Dung (Raw)
5. Devin Di Dakta – Sekkle Dung (Clean)
6. Jahvillani – Fi Di Gyal Dem
7. Khago – Gyal Yuh Body Good
8. Negus – Search For My Money
9. Zamunda Ft.Vershon – Too Old To Die Young

APPLE MUSIC STREAM

Releases Similar to Chronicles Of A Woman Riddim – Ygf Records

Research and editorial by Riddimz Kalacta & Goltem, sourcing from physical vinyl labels, Discogs, ReggaeFever, Riddim-ID, DancehallMag, and other trusted archives.