CRAZY GLUE RIDDIM produced by DJ FRASS RECORDS 2017
Crazy Glue Overview
In dancehall culture, a selector’s choice is more than just a playlist. It’s a moment that brings people together, showing off the best sounds and energy of the scene. In 2017, the Crazy Glue Riddim became one of those essential selections, blending hardcore vibes with catchy hooks that kept the dance floor moving. The riddim was crafted by DJ FRASS RECORDS, a well-known name in Jamaican music. DJ Frass, the producer behind the label, has a history of creating some of the biggest riddims in dancehall. His work often brings together top artists and fresh sounds, and his productions have millions of streams worldwide. With Crazy Glue Riddim, DJ FRASS RECORDS delivered a beat that mixed drill-inspired melodies with classic dancehall energy, making it stand out in any dance. The artists on this riddim brought their own unique styles. Alkaline & Sean Paul teamed up for “Gyalis Pro,” a track full of swagger and clever lyrics. Charly Black’s “Compliments” added a smooth, party-ready vibe, while Gc and Shaggy both appeared on “Nah Nah Who,” giving the riddim extra flavor. Jahmiel’s “What Love Is” brought heartfelt lyrics and melody, and Ocg’s “More Pon” kept the energy high. Shenseea made her mark with “Nothing Dem Kno Have Ova Me,” and Rage delivered “Owna Money,” adding even more variety. This selector’s choice is still remembered as an important part of dancehall history, showing the power of collaboration and the influence of a strong producer. If you love dancehall, Crazy Glue Riddim is a classic you can’t miss.
Crazy Glue Tracklist:
- Alkaline & Sean Paul – Gyalis Pro (Clean)
- Alkaline & Sean Paul – Gyalis Pro (Raw)
- Charly Black – Compliments (Raw)
- Gc – Nah Nah Who (Feat Shaggy)
- Jahmiel – What Love Is
- Mavado – Touch & Leggo (Clean)
- Ocg – More Pon
- Shenseea – Nothing Dem Kno Have Ova Me (Raw)
- Rage – Owna Money
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