COOLIE GAL RIDDIM produced by UIM RECORDS 2012
Coolie Gal Overview
The Coolie Gal Riddim was built from the ground up with the energy of the streets in mind. In the studio, producers focused on a bouncy, infectious rhythm that DJs and dancers would love. The beat was designed to be simple but powerful, making it perfect for parties and dancehall sessions. UIM RECORDS, the label behind this project, played a key role in shaping its sound. Known for their strong presence in the Jamaican music scene, UIM RECORDS has worked on several hit riddims and helped launch the careers of many artists. Their production style is known for blending traditional dancehall with modern sounds, giving each release a fresh feel that connects with both older and younger fans. Blak Diamon brought his own flavor to the riddim with “White Liver Coolie,” delivering lyrics that matched the playful and bold vibe of the track. Bugle stood out with “Champion Gal,” bringing his signature smooth flow and positive energy. Cherine’s “Haffi Come Back” added a soulful touch, mixing her strong vocals with the riddim’s groove. Keely’s “Gal Anthem” kept the momentum going, offering a catchy hook that quickly became popular among partygoers. Khago’s “Gangsta Gallis” showcased his unique style, blending streetwise lyrics with a melodic twist. Together, these tracks created a street anthem base that DJs quickly embraced. The Coolie Gal Riddim remains a key part of dancehall history, remembered for its lively spirit and the way it brought together top talent under one sound.
Coolie Gal Tracklist:
- Blak Diamon – White Liver Coolie
- Bugle – Champion Gal
- Cherine – Haffi Come Back
- Keely – Gal Anthem
- Khago – Gangsta Gallis
- Munga – Position Like
- Popcaan – Coolie Gal
- Tommy Lee – Let Me Put It In
- Trawma – Gal Company
- Versatile – Give Her
- Vybz Kartel & Gaza Slim – Fuck It & Cum
- Zamunda – Gal Army
- Coolie Gal Version
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