DRIVEN RIDDIM produced by H20 RECORDS 2007
Driven Overview
The Driven Riddim sound system cut began in the studio with a clear vision. The bashment arranger wanted to mix classic dancehall energy with fresh, powerful beats. Each layer was carefully built to keep the dance floor moving. The team focused on uptempo rhythms and catchy hooks, making sure every track would hit hard through big speakers. H20 RECORDS, the label behind this project, was already known in the dancehall scene for working with top artists and delivering strong riddim releases. Their reputation grew from consistent quality and a knack for picking the right talent. This 2007 release added to their impact, showing their skill in bringing together established stars and rising voices. Bounty Killer & Idonia teamed up on “From Dem Dis,” a track that quickly became a favorite at dances. The chemistry between their verses gave the riddim a fierce edge. Bounty Killer also delivered “Bullet,” a solo cut that captured his signature style—gritty and commanding. Chino’s “In De Club” brought a smooth, catchy vibe, perfect for party crowds. Delly Ranks & Wayne Wonder joined forces on “Lose Control,” blending strong vocals with melodic hooks. Delly Ranks also shined solo with “Badder Than We,” adding extra flavor to the lineup. Other standout tracks included “In Deh” by Elephant Man, “Black Ski Mask” by Future Fambo, “In My Jeans” by High Octane, “What Take Some Idiot” by Easy, and “Easy Now” by Nicky B. Each artist brought their own style, making the riddim a true showcase of dancehall talent. This sound system cut remains a key moment in dancehall history, celebrated for its energy and influence in parties and clubs worldwide.
Driven Tracklist:
- Bounty Killer & Idonia – From Dem Dis
- Bounty Killer – Bullet
- Chino – In De Club
- Delly Ranks & Wayne Wonder – Lose Control
- Delly Ranks – Badder Than We
- Elephant Man – In Deh
- Future Fambo – Black Ski Mask
- High Octane – In My Jeans
- Mavado – How High
- Easy – What Take Some Idiot
- Nicky B – Easy Now
- Vybz Kartel – 12 Gauge
- Wayne Marshall – Amazing
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