Cry Out Riddim – Rebel Sound Records

Cry Out Riddim – Rebel Sound Records 2010

Cry Out Overview

The Cry Out Riddim, released by TJ Records, made a big impact on the dancehall scene in 2010. Known for their influence in the genre, TJ Records had already worked with many top Jamaican artists and helped shape the sound of modern dancehall. One of the standout tracks on this riddim is Beenie Man — Bad Luck. Beenie Man, often called the "King of Dancehall," is famous for hits like "Who Am I (Sim Simma)" and has won a Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album. His energetic delivery on "Bad Luck" rides the heavy basslines and lively rhythm that defined the Cry Out Riddim. Kibaki also brought his unique style with the song Kibaki — Nutn Nuh Change. Kibaki is known for his collaborations with other dancehall stars and his steady presence in the industry. His track fits perfectly with the riddim’s driving sound, adding to the overall vibe. Another key moment on the riddim is Singing Sweet Ft. Steppa — Same Old Struggle. Singing Sweet, recognized for his smooth vocals and memorable covers, teams up with Steppa to deliver a song that stands out for its emotion and message. Steppa also appears solo with Steppa - Same Old Struggle — Same Old Struggle, giving the riddim another layer of depth. TJ Records, with their sharp production skills, created a riddim that kept dancehall vibrant and exciting in 2010. The Cry Out Riddim’s street anthem base, strong basslines, and catchy melodies helped keep dancehall alive and moving forward during that year.

Cry Out Tracklist:

1. Beenie Man – Bad Luck
2. Kibaki – Nutn Nuh Change
3. Savage – Jenny Push The Cart
4. Singing Sweet Ft. Steppa – Same Old Struggle