DEM GAL SITTIN RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2007
Dem Gal Sittin Overview
The Dem Gal Sittin Riddim compilation brought together some of dancehall’s most powerful female voices in 2007. The tracklist is packed with energy, starting with Cecile’s “Viser Grip,” followed by D’ Angel’s “Lucky Charm,” Lady G’s “Beg You,” and Lady Saw’s “Go Deh.” The riddim also features Ms Thing with “Call We,” Natalie Storm’s “Nuh My Fault,” Stacious with “Nah Go Stray,” Tifa’s “Crawney Gal,” and Timberlee’s “No Stress.” Each track rides the same infectious rhythm, but every artist puts her own style on the beat. Cecile, known for her hit single “Can You Do the Work” with Sean Paul, delivers a confident performance on “Viser Grip.” Lady Saw, often called the Queen of Dancehall and a Grammy Award winner for her work on “Underneath It All” with No Doubt, shows her bold lyrical skill on “Go Deh.” Lady G, a veteran in the dancehall scene, brings her signature flow to “Beg You.” D’ Angel, Ms Thing, Natalie Storm, Stacious, Tifa, and Timberlee all add their unique voices, making the compilation a showcase of women’s strength in dancehall. The riddim was produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS, a name known for putting together standout dancehall projects. Their work has helped push dancehall music worldwide, with productions reaching fans far beyond Jamaica. Dem Gal Sittin Riddim captured the real sound of yard music in its era, and DJs kept it spinning for good reason.
Dem Gal Sittin Tracklist:
- Cecile – Viser Grip (Edit)
- Cecile – Viser Grip (Raw)
- D’ Angel – Lucky Charm (Edit)
- D’ Angel – Lucky Charm (Raw)
- Lady G – Beg You (Edit)
- Lady G – Beg You (Raw)
- Lady Saw – Go Deh (Edit)
- Lady Saw – Go Deh (Raw)
- Ms Thing – Call We (Edit)
- Ms Thing – Call We (Raw)
- Natalie Storm – Nuh My Fault (Edit)
- Natalie Storm – Nuh My Fault (Raw)
- Stacious – Nah Go Stray (Dit)
- Stacious – Nah Go Stray (Raw)
- Tifa – Crawney Gal (Edit)
- Tifa – Crawney Gal (Raw)
- Timberlee – No Stress (Edit)
- Timberlee – No Stress (Raw)
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