
Dog Bite Overview
When Dog Bite Riddim dropped in 2012, dancehall fans were quick to embrace its raw street energy. The riddim’s heavy bass and sharp snares made it a favorite in clubs and street dances across Jamaica and beyond. Listeners loved how it brought a gritty, authentic vibe to the dancehall scene at the time. The release featured a strong lineup of artists, each bringing their own style. Sean Paul’s “Nuh Badda Wid Dem” stood out with his signature flow and catchy hook, making it an instant crowd-pleaser. Konshens kept the energy high with “Guerilla Forevah,” a track that matched the riddim’s toughness. Tifa & Spice teamed up for “Why Yuh Mad,” showing off their lyrical chemistry and attitude. Tiana’s “Mine Di Dog Bite Yuh” added a playful warning to the mix, while Chico & Voicemail’s “Bad Gyal” delivered a dancefloor anthem. Other highlights included “We Have All Night” by Natel, “Bad Up Di Luvy” from Sanjay, and Jr Daine’s “Yuh Si Yuh.” The mastermind behind Dog Bite Riddim was WASHROOM ENTERTAINMENT, a respected producer and label in the dancehall industry. Known for their clean production and ability to bring out the best in artists, WASHROOM ENTERTAINMENT has helped shape the sound of modern dancehall, working on several hit projects throughout the 2010s. Dog Bite Riddim remains an important part of dancehall history, remembered for its club-ready sound and the way it captured the energy of the streets. For any true fan, this riddim is a must-listen.
Dog Bite Tracklist:
- Sean Paul – Nuh Badda Wid Dem
- Konshens – Guerilla Forevah (Raw)
- Konshens – Guerilla Forevah (Clean)
- K – Gyal Mad Pon Di Buddy (Raw)
- K – Gyal Mad Pon Di Thuggy
- Tifa & Spice – Why Yuh Mad
- Tiana – Mine Di Dog Bite Yuh (Raw)
- Tiana – Mine Di Dog Bite Yuh (Clean)
- Chico & Voicemail – Bad Gyal
- Natel – We Have All Night
- Sanjay – Bad Up Di Luvy
- Jr Daine – Yuh Si Yuh
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Research and editorial by Riddimz Kalacta & Goltem, sourcing from physical vinyl labels, Discogs, ReggaeFever, Riddim-ID, DancehallMag, and other trusted archives.