Crop Over Riddim 2009 – Stainless Records
Crop Over Overview
The Crop Over Riddim first hit the dancehall scene in 2009, bringing a party sound that mixed hardcore vibes with catchy hooks. This riddim quickly became popular in clubs and dance parties, thanks to its energetic beat and memorable melodies. Several artists made their mark on this riddim. Double K’s track “Get Up (Wanna Ride)” stands out for its lively delivery and dance-friendly rhythm. Ice Cold brings his own style with “Boom,” adding a bold voice to the mix. Lisa Hype, known for her work with Vybz Kartel and her song “Gimme Buddy” on this riddim, delivers a powerful performance. Sean Storm’s “Dilly Dolly” keeps the energy high with its playful lyrics and flow. Vybz Kartel, one of dancehall’s biggest stars, also features on the riddim with “Tek It.” Kartel is famous for hits like “Clarks” and has been a major influence in dancehall, winning awards and topping charts throughout his career. The Crop Over Riddim also includes an instrumental track, giving DJs and fans a chance to enjoy the pure sound of the riddim. The production is tight and clean, with every song fitting smoothly over the beat. The producer behind the riddim helped shape its modern but classic dancehall feel, though their name is not always highlighted. Even today, DJs still play the Crop Over Riddim at parties and on radio shows, keeping the 2009 vibe alive. The combination of strong artists and a club-ready beat makes this riddim a lasting favorite in dancehall music.
Crop Over Tracklist:
- Double K – Get Up (Wanna Ride) (Master)
- Ice Cold – Boom (Raw)
- Ice Cold – Boom (Edit)
- Lisa Hype – Gimme Buddy (Raw)
- Lisa Hype – Gimme Buddy (Edit)
- Sean Storm – Dilly Dolly (Raw)
- Vybz Kartel – Tek It (Raw)
- Vybz Kartel – Tek It (Edit)
- Crop Over – Instrumental
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