DEM DAYZ RIDDIM produced by ROUGH CHANNEL MUSIC – 2011
Dem Dayz Overview
Dem Dayz Riddim first appeared in Jamaica in 2011. The compilation quickly made waves, especially after the sound system cut dropped. It became a favorite at bashment parties, with selectors spinning it all night. The riddim features a strong lineup of artists. Beenie Man delivers “Time Now,” showing off his signature energy and lyrical style. Bounty Killa stands out with “Run Di Streets,” bringing his commanding voice and streetwise lyrics. Capleton’s “Nuh Gi Me No Talk” adds fire, true to his reputation for conscious and powerful tracks. Determine’s “Stay Black” gives the riddim a rootsy touch, reminding listeners of his positive messages. Dillingua appears twice—solo on “Zar” and alongside Ricky Ticky on the collaboration “Fighters.” Both tracks highlight Dillingua’s versatility and ability to ride the riddim. Other artists on the compilation include Luciano with “They Call,” Pinchers with “My Girl,” Pretty Rebel’s “When Yuh A Try,” and Sketelena’s “Garmandiza.” Each artist brings their own flavor, making the project diverse and exciting. The riddim was produced by ROUGH CHANNEL MUSIC -, a label known for its modern take on classic dancehall sounds. Over the years, ROUGH CHANNEL MUSIC - has built a reputation for quality production and for working with both established and rising artists in Jamaica. Dem Dayz Riddim’s sound system cut remains an important part of dancehall history. Its infectious beat and strong performances from top artists keep it relevant in dancehall sessions to this day.
Dem Dayz Tracklist:
1. Beenie Man – Time Now
2. Bounty Killa – Run Di Streets
3. Capleton – Nuh Gi Me No Talk
4. Determine – Stay Black
5. Dillingua – Zar
6. Luciano – They Call
7. Pinchers – My Girl
8. Pretty Rebel – When Yuh A Try
9. Ricky Ticky & Dillingua – Fighters
10. Sketelena – Garmandiza
11. Rough Channel Music – Dem Dayz Mix
12. Rough Channel Music – Dem Dayz Riddim Version
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