DRIFF RIDDIM produced by TOP NOTCH PROJEX 2006
Driff Overview
In 2006, the Driff Riddim brought a new energy to dancehall parties, especially late at night. The rhythm was sharp and full of movement, with heavy percussion and a steady, driving beat. This riddim made people want to dance, and its catchy pattern kept the crowd moving until morning. Several top artists recorded on Driff Riddim, each bringing their own style. Anthony B’s “Unda Deh” stood out with his strong delivery. Anthony B is well known for his hit song “Fire Pon Rome” and his powerful stage presence. Bugle added “Everyday,” giving the riddim a thoughtful touch. Bugle later became famous for his song “Journey,” which showed his talent for conscious lyrics. Capleton, a major name in dancehall, brought energy with “Girl Time.” Capleton’s album “More Fire” was a big success in 2000 and helped cement his place in reggae history. Cecar’s “I Love You” and Idonia’s “Golden Eagle” added more flavor, showing the riddim’s wide appeal. Behind the scenes, TOP NOTCH PROJEX produced the riddim, shaping its unique sound. The producer is known for working with both new and established artists, helping to push dancehall in new directions. TOP NOTCH PROJEX’s work on Driff Riddim helped make it a key sound of 2006. Driff Riddim became a cornerstone of dancehall that year, remembered for its exciting rhythm and the talent it brought together.
Driff Tracklist:
- Anthony B – Unda Deh
- Bugle – Everyday
- Capleton – Girl Time
- Cecar – I Love You
- Idonia – Golden Eagle (Raw)
- Jah Flex – Nuh Dis We
- Looga Man – Straight
- Macka Diamond – Nuh Want Short Man
- Peppa – Nothin’ Like
- Salanta – Cyaa Tek It Nuh More
- Version – Drift Riddim 2006
- Vybz Kartel – Nuh Fight (Raw)
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