Denise Riddim – Jammys Records

DENISE RIDDIM produced by JAMMY’S RECORDS 2008

In 2008, the Denise Riddim became a key sound in reggae and dancehall. Many DJs and selectors used it as a base for their sets, especially in sound system culture, where the riddim was played loud through big speakers at dances and street parties. The Denise Riddim made a strong musical backdrop for both new voices and established artists. The producer behind the Denise Riddim was JAMMY'S RECORDS. This label is well known in reggae music. King Jammy, who started JAMMY'S RECORDS, is one of Jamaica’s most respected producers. He helped bring digital rhythms into dancehall in the 1980s with hits like “Under Mi Sleng Teng. ” Many artists have worked with his label over the years. Several artists stood out on the Denise Riddim in 2008. Admiral Bailey recorded "Shame To See, " bringing his signature energetic style to the track. Cocoa Tea, famous for songs like “Rikers Island” and albums such as “Rocking Dolly, ” gave fans "Nah Look No Work" on this riddim. Hugo Barrington added his song "Its Over, " while Leror Sibles—known from The Heptones, a legendary name in reggae harmony—contributed "Let Off Supum. " Pinchers sang "Denise, " adding to his history of hits like “Agony” from earlier years. Super Black also featured with "Bad Bwoy Gwan A Jail. " That year, many reggae playlists included these songs from the Denise Riddim, giving them lots of play at dances and on radio shows.

Denise Riddim Tracklist:

1. Admiral Bailey – Shame To See
2. Cocoa Tea – Nah Look No Work
3. Hugo Barrington – Its Over
4. Leror Sibles – Let Off Supum
5. Pinchers – Denise
6. Super Black – Bad Bwoy Gwan A Jail