DEM TIME DEH RIDDIM produced by YOUNG LEGENDS in 2006
Dem Time Deh Overview
In 2006, dancehall was full of energy and new sounds. Selectors were always searching for the next big riddim to make the dance floor move. That year, Dem Time Deh Riddim arrived and quickly became a favorite for DJs and fans alike. The riddim was produced by YOUNG LEGENDS in, a team known for their creative approach and ability to deliver hits. With a history of working with top artists and making songs that chart, YOUNG LEGENDS in helped shape the sound of dancehall during this period. Sean Paul’s “All Out” brought his signature flow and catchy hooks to the riddim, making it an instant crowd-pleaser. Vybz Kartel’s “No” showed his lyrical strength and ability to stand out on any beat. Easy delivered “Tek Weh We Self,” adding his unique style and energy to the mix. Assassin’s “Hotter Than Her” kept things lively, while Leftside and Esco teamed up for “Negative,” a track that balanced humor with sharp delivery. Leftside also went solo with “Whoa,” giving fans another reason to keep the riddim on repeat. Other important tracks included Future Troubles’ “Fambo,” Esco’s “No Caine,” Wayne Marshall’s “Nah Astronaut,” and Elephant Man’s “Gal Bruk.” Each song brought something different, making the riddim a full package for any dancehall event. Dem Time Deh Riddim remains an important part of dancehall history. Its mix of top artists and party-ready beats made it a selector’s choice and a lasting favorite in the genre.
Dem Time Deh Tracklist:
- Sean Paul – All Out
- Vybz Kartel – No
- Easy – Tek Weh We Self
- Assassin – Hotter Than Her
- Leftside & Esco – Negative
- Flava Unit – We Nuh Easy
- Leftside – Whoa
- Future Troubles – Fambo
- Esco – No Caine
- Mavado – Weh Dem Ah Say
- Wayne Marshall – Nah Astronaut
- Elephant Man – Gal Bruk
- Bounty Killer – Politician
- Aidonia – Ukku
- Alaine – Give You
- Young Legends & Pacemaker (Leftside & Esco) – Dem Time Deh Rhythm Version
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