Dashboard Riddim – Truck Back Records

DASHBOARD RIDDIM produced by TRUCK BACK RECORDS 2008

Dashboard Tracklist:

1. Monster Hempire – Badder Than Dem (Edit)
2. Monster Hempire – Badder Than Dem (Raw)
3. Elephant Man – Nah Beg Dem Nutten (Edit)
4. Elephant Man – Nah Beg Dem Nutten (Raw)
5. Ghost – Dont Call Me Back (Edit)
6. Ghost – Dont Call Me Back (Raw)
7. Deja Vu – Dat Mi Seh (Edit)
8. Deja Vu – Dat Mi Seh (Raw)
9. Erup – Mek Noise (Edit)
10. Erup – Mek Noise (Raw)
11. Mr Lexx – 100 Dagger (Edit)
12. Mr Lexx – 100 Dagger (Raw)
13. Anthony B – Position (Edit)
14. Anthony B – Position (Raw)
15. Christopher Martin – Want Mi Ting (Edit)
16. Bugle – Fluffy (Edit)
17. Dashboard Riddim – Version

Dashboard Overview

The bashment flow on the Dashboard Riddim came together in a lively studio session. The sound engineer wanted every track to bring real energy, so he pushed for sharp drums and heavy bass. He worked closely with the artists, making sure each voice sounded clear above the riddim. The goal was simple—keep the dance floor moving all night. The producer behind it all was TRUCK BACK RECORDS. This label started in Jamaica and built its name by dropping big riddims and working with top dancehall artists. TRUCK BACK RECORDS is known for their creative beats and sometimes controversial lyrics, but what really made them stand out was their knack for creating rhythms that selectors loved to mix late at night. Let’s look at the artists on Dashboard Riddim: Monster Hempire dropped "Badder Than Dem," showing his raw style and bold lyrics. Elephant Man brought "Nah Beg Dem Nutten." Elephant Man is a global dancehall star, famous for hits like "Pon Di River Pon Di Bank" and energetic stage shows. Ghost gave us "Dont Call Me Back," a smooth tune with his signature singing voice. Deja Vu's track was "Dat Mi Seh," adding another flavor to the mix. Erup released "Mek Noise." Erup is best known for his breakout hit "Click Mi Finger," which made waves on international charts. These songs came alive on Dashboard Riddim because of how everything clicked—artists, engineer, and Truck Back’s direction.