CURRANT RIDDIM produced by NOTICE RECORDS 2011
Currant Overview
In 2011, the dancehall party scene was full of energy, and one collection that stood out was built on the Currant Riddim from Jamaica. This riddim came from NOTICE RECORDS and brought a bright, lively sound to bashment events that year. The collection brought together some well-known artists. Andrew & Wada Blood gave fans “Roll Wid Mi Redda,” a track that showed their strong family bond and smooth delivery. Beenie Man, known as the “King of Dancehall” and famous for hits like “Who Am I (Sim Simma),” added his song “Woman A Di Year.” Blak Ryno & Wahwa teamed up for “Carpenter,” showing Ryno’s skill as a former member of the Portmore Empire. Bugle, who later became known for songs like “Journey,” contributed “Nah Follow Nobody,” encouraging listeners to be independent. Jah Malo delivered “Girl Ova Gun,” keeping the party vibes strong. Other artists on the riddim included Junior Reid with “Nah Bow Fi Money,” Vegas with “Memba God,” Ras Penco’s “Go For My Goal,” and T Nez’s “Wine Pan Gyal.” NOTICE RECORDS, the producer behind Currant Riddim, is known for working with many top dancehall stars and creating popular riddims in the 2000s and 2010s. Their productions often helped shape the sound of the era. In 2011, Currant Riddim brought DJs and fans together on the dancefloor, making it a true highlight of the dancehall year.
Currant Tracklist:
- Andrew & Wada Blood – Roll Wid Mi Redda
- Beenie Man – Woman A Di Year
- Blak Ryno & Wahwa – Carpenter
- Bugle – Nah Follow Nobody
- Fambo & Chevaughn – Dancing Class
- Jah Malo – Girl Ova Gun (Edit)
- Jah Malo – Girl Ova Gun (Raw)
- Junior Reid – Nah Bow Fi Money
- Vegas – Memba God
- Ras Penco – Go For My Goal
- T Nez – Wine Pan Gyal
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