DIGGY DIGGY RIDDIM produced by SWEET SADIES 2003
Diggy Diggy Overview
Diggy Diggy Riddim came out of Jamaica in 2003 and quickly became a top choice for selectors in the dancehall scene. This riddim, built for the dance, brought a fresh sound that was impossible to ignore. Several standout artists helped make this project a yard anthem. Cecile’s “Candle Light Dinners” brings her signature smooth voice and confident lyrics, while Desperado’s “Hot Stepper” keeps things moving with a lively energy. The combination of Elephant Man & Kc Jockie on “Diggy Diggy” is pure fire, giving the riddim its name and setting the tone for the whole release. Pinchers appears twice, first with the blazing “Blaze Up Di Fire” and again on “100 Percent,” both tracks showing his veteran style. Lady G delivers “Who Nuh Like,” bringing her strong presence and clever lyrics to the mix. Other artists also add their own flavor. Little John’s “Mani Mani” and Mr Easy’s “Woman You Got It” keep the vibes high, while Lexx’s “Boy Like We” and Power Man’s “Hot Patty” round out the set with their unique voices and catchy hooks. Behind all this is producer SWEET SADIES. Known for sharp production skills and a keen ear for hits, SWEET SADIES has worked with several big names in the industry. The Diggy Diggy Riddim was released on the SWEET SADIES label and has racked up thousands of streams over the years, cementing its place in dancehall history. Today, Diggy Diggy Riddim still gets played at parties and on radio, showing its lasting impact on Jamaican music culture.
Diggy Diggy Tracklist:
- Cecile – Candle Light Dinners
- Desperado – Hot Stepper
- Elephant Man & Kc Jockie – Diggy Diggy
- Pinchers – Blaze Up Di Fire
- Lady G – Who Nuh Like
- Little John – Mani Mani
- Mr Easy – Woman You Got It
- Lexx – Boy Like We
- Pinchers – 100 Percent
- Power Man – Hot Patty
- Raygon – Hotter Gal
- Red Rat – Get Set Girl
- Rempage – Gimmie Some More
- Sizzla – Love The Youths Dem
- Tanto Metro & Devante – Category
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